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  • Help for a Stolen Mustang Mare; History of the Arabian Breed; New Eventing Medal Program

    Happy New Year to everyone! The office here was closed until today so things were quiet on the blogging front, but I’m ready to get back into it with all the interesting tidbits from the horse world. Here are a few items that caught my eye this morning. It’s a bit heartbreaking to hear about someone...
    Posted to Horse Bits (Weblog) by galloping_on on 01-05-2009
  • Reining Masters, From Trooper to Hero, and an Amazing Eventing Event

    With the 2008 National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Futurity & Adequan® North American Affiliate Championship Show beginning today, the NRHA has put together a video about the Futurity. Check it out at http://nrha.com/futurity.php and also check out the video below of Shawn Flarida’s 2007 Championship...
    Posted to Horse Bits (Weblog) by galloping_on on 11-27-2008
  • Begin By Setting Goals

    As with every aspect of eventing, the most important thing is to do your homework. Look into the sport and ask yourself, why is it that you want to participate, and to what level? It’s necessary to know a little bit about what you want to do ahead of time so that you can set attainable goals. Goal setting...
    Posted to Tips of the Week (Weblog) by kristin_bachman on 11-21-2008
  • I Wish We Had Michael Phelps on Our Team

    Gina winning the individual silver medal was remarkable. McKinlaigh was amazing. They are such a cool partnership… Gina is a cool customer and McKinlaigh jumps with the best of them. Their tensest moments were at the horse inspection when McKinlaigh was held. He has a funny way of going in one of his...
    Posted to Joanie's Blog (Weblog) by Sailorthedog on 08-13-2008
  • Good for the Sport...

    Cross country day knocked everyone around a little bit… it certainly didn’t go as we expected. In just a couple of moments our medal hopes were dashed. I can’t remember the last time I was at an event when Amy fell off. Becky and Comet are one of the most reliable cross-country combinations in the world...
    Posted to Joanie's Blog (Weblog) by Sailorthedog on 08-11-2008
  • Has Anyone Seen Sleep

    Another 5 a.m. wake-up call this morning has meant for not a lot of sleep… but watching Mandiba grow up in the dressage ring was well worth the missing z’s. What a cool little horse. Karen was thrilled with him, his flying changes were awesome and he just kept trying. Phillip’s horse, Connaught wasn...
    Posted to Joanie's Blog (Weblog) by Sailorthedog on 08-10-2008
  • Eventing Dressage, the Market, etc

    I forgot two of the most exciting parts of the trip so far… Sara Ike and I went on a food shopping adventure to get food and nosh for horses and grooms back at the stables. Mr. Lau (our trusty driver) finally realized that while, we may be good at what we do, we don’t need to take some things quite so...
    Posted to Joanie's Blog (Weblog) by Sailorthedog on 08-09-2008
  • And They're Off

    There was not quite as much rain today, the weather is fine. Not too hot but we haven’t seen the sun yet. The Olympics are like going to the first horse show of the year… you see all the people you haven’t seen since the last major competition and it is like old home week. It takes a couple of days to...
    Posted to Joanie's Blog (Weblog) by Sailorthedog on 08-08-2008
  • And So It Begins

    After numerous requests… here it is blog number one! That day I lost somewhere over the Pacific would come in really handy as I hit the ground running and am now finally catching up. I arrived on Monday night in Hong Kong after five days at our North American Junior/Young Rider Championships (NAJYRC...
    Posted to Joanie's Blog (Weblog) by Sailorthedog on 08-06-2008
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