Written by Kim F. Miller
Wednesday, 02 September 2015 00:10
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| Mischief Farm assistant trainer scores another Horsemanship Quiz victory.
by Kim F. Miller
Hunter/jumper trainer Elizabeth Evans has packed a lot of learning into her lifetime and, at 22, she’s only just getting started. The assistant trainer, to her mother, Susan Evans, at Mischief Farm in Moorpark, Elizabeth was Zone 10 winner of the USHJA Horsemanship Quiz Challenge Stable Challenge for trainers this summer.
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Written by CRM
Wednesday, 02 September 2015 00:02
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| Move to Arroyo Del Mar is latest step in young trainer’s ascent.
In her 13 years of United States Dressage Federation competition, Shayna Simon has established a solid reputation as an up and coming rider and trainer. For a stretch of that time, she became particularly well regarded for her work with Iberian horses, owing to her success starting and developing horses for the Brookside Equestrian Lusitanos, including her own, Darquetto.
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Written by Margaret Rizzo-McKelvy
Wednesday, 02 September 2015 00:04
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| Temecula trainer takes full advantage of the USEA’s Future & Young Event Horse programs.
by Margaret Rizzo-McKelvy
West coast event rider Erin Kellerhouse has extensive experience in both the USEA Future and Young Event Horse Programs, thanks to the folks at Gateway Farm and Peacefield Farm, who trust their talented youngsters to Erin’s program and care.
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Written by Charles Wilhelm
Monday, 03 August 2015 19:00
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Jumping Pains
Question: I am an english rider and occasionally I do a little jumping. We always start out well with a few good jumps but as we continue, my horse becomes cranky. His head comes up, he flattens his ears and his neck gets stiff. Can you give me some information on why this might be happening and how I may correct this behavior.
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