The first young horses are now competing at the Grand Prix level. by Cheryl Erpelding Belgian Warmblood stallion Jaguar Van Paemel’s black-type progeny have come of age. Otis Blue AC/WB (Jaguar Van Paemel x Numero
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Author: Alicia Anthony
It’s a Foal Frenzy
Unnamed Sire/Dam: by Diesel CF out of Diza B (Dacaprio x ES Guarantor) Breeder: Renee Bambach, R & D Sport Horses Afina PC Sire/Dam: by Diesel CF out of Angelina (Aliano x Pik Kaiser) Breeder:
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Brazil, Brazil!
article provided by Summerwind Marchadors The Mangalarga Marchador (MARCH A DOOR) is Brazil’s National Horse, a national treasure! Bred for centuries to be sound and square, with good bones with Iberian beauty and soft kind
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Untold Stories: Two Riders Share Their Experiences from the 2022 USHJA Champion Show in Las Vegas
by Patti Schooley • photos: Andrew Ryback IEHJA is an affiliate organization of USHJA and as such can nominate members to attend the championship show in Las Vegas. Riders selected through an affiliate organization recommendation
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After You Sell Your House, Make Sure You Do These Things
courtesy of Realtor.com Once you close on your home sale, you can walk away and celebrate, right? Well, not exactly! After you sell your house, you certainly should celebrate, but you have more things to
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Insider Secrets to Making Your Listing Photos Shine
courtesy of Realtor.com If you’re listing your home for sale, your goal is to make it a “thumb-stopper”—the listing that makes a buyer slow down, take a good look and read about how fabulous it
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Can We Interact Spontaneously with a Horse?
submitted by Alessandra Deerinck Traditionally, the interaction between man and horse happens through training, by conditioning horses to respond to stimuli. In reality, for the possibilities of the behavioral response, the trained actions always coexist with instincts, experience, and emotions,
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Managing Established Horse Pastures
courtesy of University of Minnesota Extension The best way to make your pasture more productive is to divide your pasture area into a few small paddocks. Horse’s are selective grazers. They tend to eat the forage
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Outsmarting the Enemy
courtesy of SmartPak Beef up your fly-defense arsenal to keep these annoying adversaries from breeching your barn’s front lines.
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Diseases Associated with Aging
by Johanna Watson, DVM • courtesy of UC Davis Aging in itself is not a disease. However, aging predisposes the body to disease as parts become worn and the immune system is not as strong
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