…(heading, heeling and tie-down); English (hunter under saddle, hunter hack, working hunter, pleasure driving and jumping); Pattern/Cow (cutting, reining and working cow horse); Speed (barrel racing and pole bending) and…
…Peter have also been busy packing. Their big equipment trunks left Holland on Thursday for the USA in containers packed with the vehicles of the Dutch driving team. This video…
September 18, 2002 — The U.S. Equestrian Team took the lead in driving and reining as those sports got under way today. It had to settle for seventh in show…
…more quality time with your horse. Find more efficient ways to handle your essential horsekeeping chores. Find opportunities to incorporate quality time into your horsekeeping routine. Of course, there are…
…as tall, averaging between 15 and 16 hands. The head is bigger and may even sport a Roman nose. Standardbreds weigh between 800 and 1,000 pounds. They are known for…
…terms. Woodbury, the second level, builds on the skills learned in Bulrush in addition to record keeping, handling, basic riding control and presentation skills. The third level, Sherman, requires learning…
…on the flat and style over fences. Pleasure Driving: English rail class tests the horse’s ability to pull a two-wheeled cart and driver along the perimeter of the arena. The…
…11.2 to 12.3 hands, and they have a low, straight, natural stride. Fleshy rims around their eyes are called ?toad eyes.? Colors include bay, brown, and dun, complete with the…
…Horse Association Kentucky Horse Park U.S. Equestrian Federation CONTENT PARTNERS American Association of Equine Practitioners American Driving Society American Farrier Association American Jockey Club American Morgan Horse Association American Paint…
