Saturday, August 29, 2015
Equestrian Style Spotlight: Adi Kissilevich
Lake Placid Horse Shows- 2016 Show Dates Announced!
Grand Prix Sunday at the Hampton Classic
Friday, August 28, 2015
Optimum(R) Kids Day at the Hampton Classic Horse Show
Wednesday, August 26, 2015
National Horse Show 2015 News Update!
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Award Winning Chicago Hunter Derby Gears Up For Spectacular Weekend
Saturday, August 22, 2015
TPH Riding Outfit of the Day: Lesson Look
Friday, August 21, 2015
TPH #TBT Global Champions Tour in Miami – Photo Gallery
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Fieldstone Show Park Welcomes Riders to the 20th Annual MHJ Medal Finals
Jumper Classics Dominate Day Four of Silver Oak Jumper Tournament
David Beisel and Ammeretto Race to $25,000 Hagyard Lexington Classic Victory at Bluegrass Festival Horse Show
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Live Streaming Announced for all Five Days of the American Gold Cup
Friday, August 14, 2015
TPH: Riding Outfit of the Day – Purple Breeches
Michael Hughes Guides Luxina to $10,000 Shires Welcome Stake Victory
Entries Due THIS FRIDAY for Swan Lake Fall Festival Horse Show
Thursday, August 13, 2015
Andy Kocher Leads the Way on Opening Day of the Silver Oak Tournament
Kelly Soleau Claims Final $10,000 Welcome in Vermont
Alexa Lowe-Wiseman Takes Blue in $50,000 Vermont Summer Celebration Grand Prix at Vermont Summer Festival
Rave Reviews for the Inaugural Great Lakes Equestrian Festival
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
IDKMediaGroup Providing Live Streaming of 2015 Silver Oaks Jumper Tournament
Monday, August 10, 2015
Three Days of Live USHJA Pre-Green Incentive Championship Coverage Starts Tomorrow
Schuyler Riley and Dobra de Porceyo Dominate Inaugural NAL Longines World Cup Qualifier at Bromont International
Mary Elizabeth Cordia Tops VHSA/EMO Medal Finals at Lexington National Horse Show
Morgan Dickerson’s Summer Has Him Ready For Medal Finals
Sophie Gochman Leads Victory Gallop in Pony Medal at U.S. Pony Finals
Sunday, August 9, 2015
Augusta Iwasaki and Bit of Laughter Best the Rest at 2015 U.S. Pony Finals
All Tickets Now on Sale for Rolex Central Park Horse Show
Taylor St. Jacques Takes Large Regular Pony Hunter Tricolor with Glynhafan Red Kestral During 2015 USEF Pony Finals
Thursday, August 6, 2015
Are you interested in Dutch Harness Horses
If you were ever thinking of buying or breedingb to a dutch harness horse for dressage....you have the right idea. They are a unique breed that has a lot to offer. This article explains everything you need to know.
Are Dutch Harness Horses More Than Just Driving Horses?
I was first introduced to the Dutch Harness Horse in 2005. I became a fan right away. Their conformation makes it easy for them to sit high in the bridle and their movement is elastic with a lot of animation. My first thought was wow what great dressage horses they would make. Why haven’t we seen them in the Dressage ring? So I did a little research and this is what I found.
First let me give you some information on their history. They were first developed in the Netherlands since the end of World War II. You can find them in the KWPN studbook which was founded in 1969. They were bred based on the native Groningen and Gelderland horses and they were mainly used to farm land or as transportation. With their strict selection procedures and a clear breeding aim enabled breeders to produce a refined, high-stepping horse which makes them stand out among other breeds. Their forelegs are typically longer than the hind legs which enables them to sit on their hind quarters and lift in the front. This is why they are so powerful, they have a active hind end and spectacular freedom in the forehand. These attributes are what made me become interested in the breed.
You can read the rest of this article here
Things to look for when selecting a horse and key questions to ask!
Canadian John Pearce wins $25,0000 Twisted Tree Farm Grand Prix
McLain Ward and HH Carlos Z Win $100,000 ULCERGARD Grand Prix at HITS-on-the-Hudson VI
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Things to look for when selecting a horse and key questions to ask!
I found this article to be interesting!
Horse ownership is an exciting prospect! You are now at the point where you know that you have the means to support your horse, you have the knowledge on how to care for the horse, and you are able to ride. Now you want to own your own horse that will meet your riding goals and needs. When purchasing young dressage horses for sale you should always try to have a veterinarian do an exam or be with you especially if you are a novice owner. The veterinarian will be there working for you – not for the seller. Consider additional tests like x-rays to be performed by the veterinarian. Even if you trust and love the person selling you a horse – a pre-purchase veterinarian exam is still a smart idea. When purchasing a horse, there are two types of considerations regarding the horse: behavioral traits and conformation. Behavioral traits have to do with the overall attitude of the horse while conformation concerns the way he is put together. Ideas for “screening” your new horse are below, listed under these categories. Some aspects to consider: Behavioral Traits Look for signs of behavioral problems in the horse’s stall such as chewing, cracked/broken walls, “tracks” worn in the floor, paint scraped off the bars, grain or half chewed hay in bedding, and/or diarrhea. 1. Does this horse have a cribbing or wind sucking problem? If so, how is it currently managed? 2. Does this horse kick in the stall, and if so when and why? 3. Does this horse stall walk, paw or weave? 4. Does this horse grind his teeth on the bars? 5. Can the horse easily be haltered in the stall?
Here you can read the rest of the article http://animalscience.uconn.edu/extension/publications/factsheetpdfs/thingstolookfor.pdf