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If it is Fall in TEXAS, then it must be COWBOY DRESSAGE CLINIC time with Jack Brainard and Eitan Beth-Halachmy The Dos Amigos! This Cowboy Dressage 5-day clinic (October 5-9) and 2-Day Cowboy Dressage Gathering and Horse Show (October 10-11) will be at the Jared Lesh Cowhorse Arena about 8 …
Where in the world will your Cavallo Boots take you in 2016? Cavallo will be sending two lucky ACTHA members on an all expense paid vacation to experience the adventure of a lifetime at the breathtaking Sierra West Ranch in Southwestern Alberta, Canada! Sierra West is a working cattle ranch …
ACTHA has announced that the Great American Trail Horse Festival being held November 5-8, 2015 at the Von Holten Ranch in Mora, Missouri will feature some of the equestrian world’s best known clinicians. The largest trail horse celebration in U.S. history is open to all trail horses, all breeds, all …
A simple, safe and cost effective way to use a high line The last weekend in August found me at Firemountain Trail Course in Sedro Woolley, WA. I love this place and Marilyn is a perfect hostess. She rides, trains and promotes trail safety at her place. She hosts many …
Finding Freedom through Christ at Stonewater Ranch We’ve all seen that look on a teen’s face; that look of brokenness and a “hard to love” attitude. Sometimes, it’s a downright bad attitude and all because they’re hurting inside. When meeting Samantha* for the first time, several years ago, you …
How to Communicate with Color on the Trail by Robert Eversole Ribbons are for more than wrapping gifts. These colorful pieces of fabric can be purely decorative, utterly functional, or a combination of both. In the equine world, ribbons can go far beyond the cerulean hued that signifies a …
by Don Blazer, Horse Courses Online Go to the barn, look at your horse, and you will often find a lump, a bump, a scratch, or a sore. These may be found on his face, neck, shoulder, girth, back, legs, or behind the pastern. Most bumps and scrapes are …
by Laura Daley Training, by definition, is: the act to form by instruction, discipline or drill, to teach so as to make fit, qualified or proficient, to undergo instruction, discipline or drill. Instruction and practice is good for both the horse and horseman. A training schedule helps with setting …
Choosing a Power Source by Mark Dangelo In this fifth installment of building a “green” equestrian facility we talk about the design, management and usage of something near and dear to every horse caregiver—electrons. Yeah, electrons! If you are familiar with the comic strip Fergus the Horse by Jean …
by Al Dunning and Deanna Lally A multiple reining, cutting and working cow horse champion, Al Dunning describes how to prepare your horse and yourself to meet the challenge of cow horse competition in Down the Fence. Chapters include a history of the reined cow horse, how to select …