…the ring stole the show as double Individual Bronze medalist from the World Games, Steffen Peters (San Diego, CA) delivered on expectations and rode Akiko Yamazaki’s Ravel to a dynamite…
Cheryl Coville and Dixie Lee West have won trips to Ireland and Wyoming, respectively, in the Equine Network’s 2010 travel sweepstakes….
…adventurous, curious about other cultures and a competent rider, as you will ride fast! Check out Equitrekking Travel?s Best Picks for more great trips for solo travelers. Tips for Women…
…your travel first-aid kit. We’ll discuss nonsteroidal, anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and give you a wound/major-injury treatment flowchart. Tip: Keep a cell phone on you to call a veterinarian for advice…
…its Equestrian Motor Plan, USRider provides emergency road service to its Members in the lower 48 states as well as Alaska and Canada. Designed for those who travel with horses,…
Twelve southern states have formed an agreement allowing horse owners to use some form of equine travel permit, sometimes called an equine ”passport,” when entering participating states. This voluntary program…
For the last hundred years, those who love the land and the equestrian life have secluded themselves among the pines and pecans of Thomasville, Georgia. Seeking solitude, fresh air, and…
Triple Creek Ranch in Montana specializes in families with teens. Grab your camera and go on a photo safari hunting for wildlife and rare birds. There are plenty of activities…
…checklist to help you ensure your trailer is properly equipped for a minor emergency while you are traveling. Click here to download the Trailer Safety and Travel First Aid Checklist….
…Limit your travel to 500 to 600 miles per day, and overnight in places with horse-safe accommodations. Advance Planning The preparation actually begins a week or two before you’re scheduled…
