In our latest blog articles, we delve into the unique aspects of horse ownership in Colorado, exploring topics ranging from the region’s diverse equestrian communities to the challenges and rewards of caring for horses in the Rocky Mountain state. Gain insights into local regulations, scenic trail recommendations, and expert tips tailored to horse enthusiasts navigating the distinct landscape of Colorado.
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Current Rio Olympics Dressage Standings
Read more: Current Rio Olympics Dressage StandingsThe Rio Olympics Grand Prix Dressage has been going on the last 2 days. There were 60 horse and rider combinations. Of those 60 combinations, 59 completed their test. Below you will find the current rankings going into the Grand Prix Special.
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Live Stream the Olympics Online
Read more: Live Stream the Olympics OnlineYou can live stream the Olympics Online even if you don’t have cable! NBC is streaming the entire Olympics online (however, does require a Cable log-in to watch for more than short bursts live at a time). You can also watch completed events online through NBC (however, does require a Cable log-in to watch for…
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How to get back in the saddle after a fall?
Read more: How to get back in the saddle after a fall?How many times have we heard the phrase, “you’re not really a rider until you’ve fallen off 7 times”? When riding horses, it’s a situation we all face eventually. You are not a failure, your horse is not a failure, and you shouldn’t give it up if it’s something you truly love to do. And…
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Product Review: Total Saddle Fit Girth
Read more: Product Review: Total Saddle Fit GirthAfter receiving my half pad and girth from Total Saddle Fit, I wasn’t sure HOW beneficial it would really be for my horse and his saddle placement – it can be so hit or miss with products like this. So I gave it over a week of testing to make sure the results were consistent.…
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An Ode to Our Barn Hands
Read more: An Ode to Our Barn HandsNot enough attention gets paid to the person/people taking care of our horses! Whether you call them barn hands, barn manager, facility manager, barn owner, or something else. They are IMPORTANT PEOPLE! Rain, snow, miserable heat, sickness, health or any other occasion cannot deter them from their job. Without them, our horses go without water,…
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Product Review: Dublin River Boots
Read more: Product Review: Dublin River BootsAbout a year ago I was on the lookout for some good all-around barn boots. They had to be waterproof, be knee-high and be warm and comfy. After asking around; it seemed most people recommended the Dublin River Boots. Plus, for a barn boot they are pretty cute! So I decided to go at least try…
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Equestrian Safety Program with Helmet Fitting in Parker, CO
Read more: Equestrian Safety Program with Helmet Fitting in Parker, CODid you know that Parker Adventist Hospital offers an Equestrian Safety Program? Well, they do! This class is great for adults just getting into riding, kids that need to learn about safety while riding, or anyone that rides needing a brush up on safety while riding. During the class (which lasts under an hour) you learn…
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Get to know the Colorado Horse Rescue Network
Read more: Get to know the Colorado Horse Rescue NetworkWe have a wonderful resource here in Colorado for horses that need rescuing and owners that need help with their horses. The Colorado Horse Rescue Network is a 501(c)3 equine rescue that takes in rescue horses from a variety of situations. Whether you are out-horsed, in a financial bind, or in another situation where you…
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There are NO 52 Free Thoroughbreds!!
Read more: There are NO 52 Free Thoroughbreds!!We’ve all heard it by now. There are 52 free thoroughbreds that need a home. FALSE! There are NO 52 free thoroughbreds anymore. There was an issue YEARS ago about a man that passed away and there were 52 thoroughbreds that were in need of a home before they ended up in slaughter; and they…
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Equestrian Grammar Lesson: Accept VS Except
Read more: Equestrian Grammar Lesson: Accept VS ExceptEquestrian grammar lesson for the day. Accept vs Except. They mean completely different things. Make sure you are using them correctly.
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Una moved to Colorado in 2007 and started the Colorado Horse Forum as a way to meet other equestrians in the area. Una now rides and competes in dressage. She operates a small dressage horse breeding program in Castle Rock.
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