by Horses in the News | May 26, 2014 | Roundup
By Sevie Kenyon ‘“We had to up our game,” said Todd Frey of the Columbus-based Frey Carriage Co. “We were listening to the things drivers were telling us and knew we could come up with a new experience.” Frey has been in the business more than 20 years. For much...
by Horses in the News | May 24, 2014 | Roundup
Beyond the spectacle and the equestrian competition, the show means business for artisans and sellers of horse-related goods inside the grounds, and enterprising businesses outside of them. About 100,000 people attend annually. Every year, nearby hotels and...
by Horses in the News | Apr 27, 2014 | Roundup
“Show jumping is a sport not usually associated with black people however young rider Vincent Lebogang Moemise is fast dispelling that notion.”
by Horses in the News | Apr 21, 2014 | Roundup
By Pilar Clark “Five four-legged standouts that have earned a permanent spot in Disney’s stable of most memorable characters…”
by Horses in the News | Mar 31, 2014 | Roundup
By Steuart Pittman “Public scrutiny has its place … That is the environment that racing and all sports are in today. So what. Let’s have the conversation. Let’s tell the story of what life is like for a racehorse. And let’s tell the story of what these...
by Horses in the News | Mar 29, 2014 | Roundup
By Ellie Hughes “A new 6-part showjumping series is to be broadcast on BT Sport this summer. The programmes will feature the 2014 International Stairway championships at 6 county shows: Devon, Suffolk, South of England, Royal Norfolk, New Forest and Hampshire...
by Horses in the News | Mar 25, 2014 | Roundup
By Andrew Cohen “Horse racing simply cannot survive if the general public believes racehorses are abused or neglected. I have no idea if Asmussen and Blasi are guilty of anything and I accuse them here of nothing. My point is that it doesn’t really matter....
by Horses in the News | Mar 18, 2014 | Roundup
By Alicia Graef “With hidden cameras, investigators visited feedlots, auctions, veterinary checkpoints and slaughterhouses and found problems with transport, sick, starving, injured and dead horses in varying states of decomposition. Additionally they found...
by Horses in the News | Dec 27, 2013 | Roundup
By Ed Zieralski “…this magnificent and magical era in horse racing comes to an end with today’s final races.”
by Horses in the News | Dec 13, 2013 | Roundup
By Jon Brand ‘”Everything has changed so much in our sport,” Lamaze said. “And so have the horses along with it.” But specialization has not bred out style and personality, often what endears horses to jumping fans.’
by Horses in the News | Sep 4, 2013 | Roundup
“The crowds for the Burghley Horse Trials, the flagship event of three-day eventing, were always big but they have never approached 170,000 as they will this weekend. If this really is an elitist sport, an accusation levelled at eventing every time it seeks...
by Horses in the News | Sep 1, 2013 | Roundup
With Hong Kong investing a lot in equestrianism, many provinces have followed suit recently, hiring overseas trainers and bringing in overseas horses. Their trainer, Lars Meyer zu Bexte: “They did very well at the Asian Games in Guangzhou the year after the...
by Horses in the News | Jul 21, 2013 | Roundup
By Perry Backus “As a martial discipline, mounted archery can trace its roots back more than 2,500 years … In this country, the sport of galloping a horse down a straight-line, 99-meter-long track in less than 20 seconds while firing arrows at a set target...
by Horses in the News | May 23, 2013 | Roundup
That’s the headline from SurferToday.com about a splashy new sport that is slowly but steadily gaining momentum.
by Horses in the News | Feb 8, 2013 | Roundup
Working Equitation. Speed test. Beja, Portugal. April 2008.