First Postcard: 2005 National Horse Show
…yesterday and the vets are working to find out what’s wrong. Betty, one of the sport’s greatest ladies (she was saluted this weekend with the Virginia Horseperson of the Year…
…yesterday and the vets are working to find out what’s wrong. Betty, one of the sport’s greatest ladies (she was saluted this weekend with the Virginia Horseperson of the Year…
…these challenges, it is possible to adapt and formulate ways to compensate and build successful riders. Lisa Moosmueller-Terry, IDA coach and Assistant Director of Equine Studies at Virginia Intermont College,…
…best test possible. Elizabeth Clarke is a graduate of the University of Virginia Law School and has a degree in Economics from Smith College. A serious dressage rider, she runs…
…Collections, the equestrian internet superstore, to put together some dream makeovers on real riders. Several riders from a Northern Virginia barn enthusiastically participated, with great results. “The riders all asked…
…events. Virginia Dressage Association VADA offers educational opportunities in the forms of scholarships, clinics, recognized shows, and schooling shows for its members andrecognizes rider achievements through Year End Awards Program….
…Calif., Team: Tambourine, Score: 5.984 Silver Women Overall 1. Katie Haynie, 13, Oak Hill, Va., Team: Virginia Vaulters, Score: 7.228 2. Kalyn Noah, 16, Paso Robles, Calif., Team: Pacific Coast,…
…July 31 at the 2005 CN North American Young Riders’ Championships (NAYRC) presented by Adequan at the Virginia Horse Center in Lexington, Va., the Championships’ first appearance in the mid-Atlantic…
…new. Numerous professional horse-training facilities swim horses for fitness and rehabilitation from injuries. The Chincoteague ponies are world famous for their annual supervised swim across the bay in Virginia. In…
…Carsten Jaeger, a New York-based German, and Argentine rider Ramiro Quintana, who lives in Virginia. Both of them realized that if Laura was on her game, they were probably toast,…
The Internet can swiftly spread information — and misinformation. The “Whisper Syndrome” is a perfect example. Whisper was a horse in Virginia that, along with four herd mates, was fed…