The 2023-2024 ride season begins June 1, 2023. Please remember that you must be a current member to vote for the slate of officers, special awards, and proposed rule changes. Renew on-line If you cannot attend the meeting, you must assign a CURRENT member your proxy to cast your vote. Your assignment of proxy must...Read More
I love March! It’s when the signs of spring are upon us. Shedding hair from my horses can be found throughout the pasture fences, trees, and a few bird nests. Flowers are blooming, weather is near perfect.Read More
Most distance riders spend a significant chunk of time and energy thinking about our conditioning schedule. In fact, some of us chart it, map it, and scrutinize it. Speed, distance, terrain, heart rates, reverse splits – many of us have a strategy that would make Lance Armstrong proud. But how often do we think about...Read More
March 2021 Spring is just around the corner. For many of us, it cannot get here soon enough. MONTHS of rain have left my property a massive mud pit. On my way to the FHA 100 my trailer sank in my drive as I was trying to pull out. What a mess. On a positive...Read More
Great article for all trail enthusiasts, know the trail and prepare your horse! In urban equestrian areas, off-leash dogs and baby buggies are often as common as horses. These unfamiliar, fast-moving, and loud objects can frighten horses. A few strategies can help prepare your horse for these contemporary trail obstacles and increase safety. Click here...Read More
I admit that I am a slow study, and that it has taken me some time to figure out precisely what “ride your own ride” means, and to develop the self-discipline to actually make it happen.Read More
Why monitoring your horse’s heart rate is important Heart rate is the most reliable indicator of your horse’s condition when used before, during, and after exercise. Since the cardiovascular system is responsible for delivering blood to the muscles and removing by-products of metabolism, it is central to the horse’s musculoskeletel system’s ability to function. In...Read More
Even out in the great wide-open there are things we horse owners can do to reduce our impact on the environment and take care of natural resources.Read More
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