by Tom Lenz, DVM, MS, DACT • courtesy of AAEP Weaning is usually done somewhere between 4 and 7 months of age, although some ranches leave their foals on the mares a bit longer.
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by Tom Lenz, DVM, MS, DACT • courtesy of AAEP Weaning is usually done somewhere between 4 and 7 months of age, although some ranches leave their foals on the mares a bit longer.
Read moreby Cheryl Erpelding Letting horses live like horses, was Lori Johnston’s primary goal when she began designing her beautiful sporthorse farm in 2014. Too many horses in California only live in stalls or small paddocks
Read moreThe 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
Read moreUnnamed 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:
Read morearticle 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
Read moreby Cheryl Erpelding Ryan Pedigo is deeply passionate about his horses and his clients. Whether he is studying bloodlines in the pre-dawn morning, teaching a young horse to jump, or help a rider master a
Read moreprovided by Iron Spring Farm The Approved KWPN stallion Cum Laude landed in North America in the summer of 2021, just in time to breed to a few mares. The resulting foals were born late
Read moreby Cheryl Erpelding In September, last year Ashlyn Dodge rode DG Bar Ranch’s KWPN 5 year old mare to win the California Dressage Society Horse of the Year title for First Level with a score
Read moreMarriage Material, says it all. The BEST new hunter stallion to hit the United States with all of the chrome, scope and personality.
Read more“I am riding a Canadian Warmblood” is a comment that is being heard quite often around the horse shows. So how has this happened? In 1988 when the Canadian Warmblood Horse Breeders Association was first
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