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The Kentucky Derby 2020
The Kentucky Derby 2020
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The 2020 Kentucky Derby brought us anticipated thrills, phenomenal equine athleticism, hall of fame jockeys, and a peek at a 150 year old tradition that has long been a crown jewel of thoroughbred racing. But 2020 was different: no fans, no hats, no ...
By Katharine MacCornack
Mitty, The Red Bay
Mitty, The Red Bay
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His name is Mitty. A red bay, 16 year old Mustang with mane and tail like obsidian. I hardly know him yet, but oh, I will. Why? Because he’s mine.  I can’t believe I’m doing this. From the time I was three, I have been capt...
By Elizabeth Do Carmo
 Service To Equine Industry Is Incentive   For Horseman’s ‘Better Horses’ Ventures
Service To Equine Industry Is Incentive For Horseman’s ‘Better Horses’ Ventures
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Ernie Rodina, Ottawa, has been honored with the Bud Newell Award by the Kansas Horse Council (KHC). Jim Thomas, KHC president, and Justine Staten, KHC executive director, made the presentation recognizing Rodina for his outstanding service to the hor...
By Frank J. Buchman
How to Cue for Lead Changes
How to Cue for Lead Changes
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The lope or canter is a three-beat gait, and the two labels are roughly the same gait of different speeds. Western riders lope their horses slower than English riders canter. Whether loping or cantering, horses are on one lead or the other.  ...
By Tanya Buck
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What is Rocky Mountain Horse?
The Rocky Mountain Horse is a breed of horse known for its versatility and hardy nature. They originated in the United States in the 17th century, where they were used as work horses in the Appalachian Mountains. Today, they are admired for their laid back personality and surefootedness, making them suitable for many different types of riding. They are known to have a naturally smooth gait which makes them both comfortable and enjoyable to ride. They are also quite agile and athletic, capable of competing in various disciplines such as show jumping, dressage, trekking or even running endurance races!