by Staff Writer In the world of dressage, the term “harmony” holds great significance. It represents the elusive quality of the horse and rider working together seamlessly, in perfect synchronization. However, achieving true harmony is
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Author: Alicia Anthony
Harnessing Positive Tension: Elevating Your Dressage Performance
by Staff Writer Tension is often seen as a negative aspect in dressage, but did you know that positive tension can actually enhance your performance in the dressage arena and improve your horse’s paces? In
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Hallie Eisenhauer Equine Services: Sheath Cleaning and Transportation
by Cheryl Erpelding Sheath cleaning is one of those jobs that many equestrians avoid or save for their veterinarian. Many find the job unpleasant or their horse uncooperative. Hallie, a lifelong equestrian based in Southern
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Routine Vaccinations are Essential for Equine Health
Vaccines are one of the easiest and most efficient ways to protect your horse’s health, preventing the contraction and spread of infectious diseases including Rabies, West Nile Virus, and Influenza.
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Saving Lives: Performing CPR on a Foal Horse
by Staff Writer When it comes to emergencies, every second counts. In the world of horses, where accidents and unforeseen events can occur, being equipped with life-saving skills like cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) can make all
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What To Do With a Western Horse When Your Son Goes Off to College
by Pam Stein Moeck “What are we going to do with our western horse?” It’s a question my husband asked me several times as our son prepared to go to college. “We’re gonna sell him
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11 Hot-Weather Tips for Horse Owners
from Penn Vet’s New Bolton Center Use these 10 tips to decrease your horse’s risk of heat stroke, plus the five signs your horse is suffering from heat stroke.
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This Young Riders’ Program Teaches Values and Equestrian Skills
by Lynne Sherman, Communications Chair, Santa Barbara County Chapter California Dressage Society Our equestrian sport and our industry stays vital because a steady stream of new riders come into the flow of shows each year.
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Equizen Expands Services in Southern California
by Cheryl Erpelding Last September, California Riding Magazine, reported on Jeanne Huliska and her growing equine bodywork business Equizen. This year Jeanne is reporting: “I am excited to announce that I am expanding my Orange
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Leaky Gut
by Dr. Stephen Duren & Dr. Tania Cubitt – Performance Horse Nutrition The digestive system of the horse is truly amazing. Simplistically, the digestive system of the horse can be thought of as a hollow
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