…is Matthew Mackay-Smith, DVM. Dressage Today, first published in 1994, addresses the needs of dressage riders of all levels, providing articles on training, show strategies, sporthorse breeding trends, and health…
…steeplechasing and dressage. As editor of The Chronicle of the Horse for 20 years, he covered six Olympics. With his wife, he operates Phoenix Farm, a breeding/training facility in California….
…breeding on that horse is pretty racy. I don’t know if it’s fair to say in strict comparison to an Arabian, but he was going to look for a horse…
…the past 19 years, including breeding, training, showing, and lots and lots of trail riding,” he says. “I’ve documented more than 1,200 miles on organized trail rides in each of…
…one of seven stallion lines. After World War II, the Austrian government took charge of breeding the Haflinger Horse. Today, the Haflinger stands out among the European Warmblood breeds due…
Breed evolution: More than 400 years ago, Spanish explorers voyaged to the Americas bringing select Iberian Horse stock. Breeding farms raised tough, strong, beautiful horses. Over generations, stock was traded,…
…horse moved and looked.” Bonser immediately sold her Quarter Horses, purchased a Peruvian stallion, and started breeding. In 1991, Bonser founded the Tennuvian Horse Registry, which she now runs from…
…from the association name in German) is dedicated to the breed’s preservation and promotion. It regulates the breeding and registration of Icelandics worldwide, and governs competition. Its members are Iceland,…
…Mountains of central Nevada’s high country when they came upon three horses with coats of tightly curled ringlets. The family used these horses to begin a breeding program. Today, many…
…to infectious diseases, infertility/breeding problems and tying-up. HMA is not the same as a blood test. A blood test only shows what happens to be in the blood at the…
