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Nov 30, 2024 | 
equinechronicle.com | Megan Arszman
Filed under: Current Articles,Featured,Health & Training | Click here to read the complete article258 – November/December, 2024By Megan ArszmanIn a world where countless foals are born each year and thousands are registered with the American Quarter Horse Association, the largest equine breed registry in the world, genetic diseases are a significant concern for breeders and owners alike.
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Nov 22, 2024 | 
equinechronicle.com | Megan Arszman
Filed under: Current Articles,Featured | Click here to read the complete article226 – November/December, 2024By Megan ArszmanFocusing on the future means channeling both mental and physical energy into long-term goals. For those in the horse industry, especially with an eye on futurities, it’s about developing young talent and pushing them to excel in one discipline while preparing them for success in another.
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Oct 26, 2024 | 
equinechronicle.com | Megan Arszman
Filed under: Current Articles,Featured | Click here to read the complete article572 – September/October, 2024By Megan ArszmanTraining your horse to move in a straight line in a showmanship pattern is a fundamental skill that enhances your overall performance and showcases your horse’s precision and discipline. Whether you’re competing in halter or showmanship, mastering this technique is crucial.
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Oct 14, 2024 | 
equinechronicle.com | Megan Arszman
Filed under: Current Articles,Featured | Click here to read the complete article470 – September/October, 2024By Megan ArszmanAs you prepare to hit the road for the next show, there’s a list of necessities that accompany your horse for every trip:•Grain and hay• Blankets and sheets• Tack and equipment• Health records and a Coggins testA Coggins test.
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Jul 7, 2024 | 
equinechronicle.com | Megan Arszman
Filed under: Current Articles,Featured | Click here to read the complete article140 – July/August, 2024By Megan ArszmanAs summer’s scorching rays intensify, horses and their riders face the challenges of staying cool in sweltering heat. From the simmering heat waves on the arena to dusty trails under the blazing sun, the summer season brings unique considerations for equestrians.
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Jun 13, 2024 | 
equinechronicle.com | Megan Arszman
Filed under: Current Articles,Featured,Health & Training | Click here to read the complete article338 – May/June, 2024By Megan ArszmanNot since a certain event that happened four years ago has there ever been so many notifications about viruses popping up across the country. Only, this time we’re not talking about humans, we’re talking about horses.
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May 8, 2024 | 
youngrider.com | Ashley SOLLARS |Megan Arszman |Holly Caccamise
Read along for a guide on how to choose your riding helmet for safely riding a horse. Being a horse girl or guy pretty much guarantees you’ll end up eating some dirt at some point. If you haven’t had the joy of hitting the ground yet, count yourself lucky. Even the most easygoing horses can spook or pull a surprise move, and suddenly you’re airborne. Whatever you land on first takes the impact of your fall. Hopefully, that thing isn’t your head.
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Apr 2, 2024 | 
equinechronicle.com | Megan Arszman |Delores Kuhlwein
If you’re a fan of our social media, you may have seen our annual April Fool’s Day post. In case you didn’t, it looked a little something like this:JT International, the parent company of Tough1, is headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, and if you’re a Hoosier, you’ve been hearing a lot of talk about the total solar eclipse occurring on April 8, with a good portion of the state in the “Path of Totality.”So, needless to say, the eclipse has been a hot topic.
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Mar 17, 2024 | 
equinechronicle.com | Megan Arszman
Filed under: Current Articles,Featured,Health & Training | Click here to read the complete article258 – March/April, 2024By Megan ArszmanIf you’ve owned horses long enough, you’ve had to deal with the aches and pains a horse can get as he starts to age.
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Mar 15, 2024 | 
paulickreport.com | Megan Arszman
Every weekday, Bob Barker would remind viewers to spay and neuter their pets. Of course, he was talking about dogs and cats. Spaying (the surgical removal of the ovaries and uterus in female animals) is a common practice for controlling the population of cats and dogs. However, this is not a premise that is not as prevalent for horses. There are several reasons for this difference in approach.
