A Colorado Quine community, blog, news source, events calendar, and classifieds.
Calendar
Here you will find equine events all over Colorado! If you are looking for events for a specific discipline, you can view events just for that discipline through the category filter below. Otherwise, events for ALL disciplines will show below. If you have an event…
Classifieds
Here you will find all of our online classifieds (horses, donkeys, mules, trailers, tack, riding clothes, and more!). Happy shopping! We offer free and featured (paid) classifieds listings for items here in Colorado!
Directories
ALL NEW! We have a variety of equine professional directories available to help our members find services that are important to them! If you think there should be a directory we don’t offer yet, please contact us to let us know! If you want…
A Brief History of the Pommel Horse
You may know the pommel horse as a gymnastic device used by men in the Olympics. But it has a much longer history than that. It started out as a practice device for the real-life horse, back in 315 B.C. The history of the…
Now that Cold Weather is upon us… Be Prepared!
The cold and snow have arrived here in Colorado. And if you are like the rest of us, you were scrambling yesterday to make sure your horse (and barn) were ready for the weather change. Here are just a few tips to try to…
VSV (Vesicular Stomatitis) Confirmed in Colorado
Colorado has become the third state in the country to have a confirmed case of vesicular stomatitis (VSV). Follow the Colorado State Department of Agriculture for updates. We will also be updating this page regularly. If you suspect your horse has VS or shows…
International Helmet Awareness Day 2019
In 2010, Riders4Helmets hosted the first national event designed to educate equestrians on the benefits of wearing a properly fitting, secured and certified helmet. The event brought over 300 U.S.-based retailers and eight helmet manufacturers together, to help educate their customers on topics such as correct…
Trail etiquette tips every hiker, biker and equestrian needs to know
Douglas County Open Space Rangers, Amy and Tyler, share real-life examples of trail etiquette, including yielding to other trail users, announcing yourself before passing and keeping your dog leashed. Help ensure everyone has a friendly, fun and safe experience by following accepted trail etiquette…