Cranes Creek Ranch De-Spooking Clinic Featurung Bill Richey - Dec 4th & 5th
- Written by The Carolinas Equestrian
How Can We Help?
- Written by Equestrian Aid Foundation
Horses and humans seek refuge in Zuma Beach (Brittny Mejia / Los Angeles Times)Wellington, Florida—Nov. 14, 2018—It's heartbreaking to watch the images coming out of California this week, especially those involving fellow horsemen. For those who feel compelled to help, it can be hard to know where donations will have the most impact. While many credible efforts to raise funds for California's wildfire victims exist, here are four direct and effective ways you can help members of the equestrian community in crisis:
Winter is Coming! Is your horse prepared?
- Written by Life Data Labs
Days are becoming shorter, nights are becoming colder, leaves are blanketing the ground, and Christmas decorations are showing up in your local super market. The signs that winter is coming are here, and as we begin removing our sweaters from storage, we should also be preparing our horses for the upcoming wintry weather. Especially for elderly horses or horses that struggle maintaining their weight. Proper nutrition is the key to a healthy weight.
“Jump for the Children” Makes a Difference
- Written by Jackie Shapeker
Aubrey and one of her wonderful doctors at Duke Children'sThe Duke Show was founded in 1984 to reach out and help a little girl being treated at Duke Children’s Hospital. The first two-day, local horse show was held on a rainy November weekend at the Gov. James B. Hunt Horse Complex. The event raised $3,000 for Duke Children’s. That first Duke show was in response to a need . . . that same feeling continues today with the ‘Jump for the Children’ Horse Shows.
