Equine Journal is the voice of the equine industry. Serving thousands of equine enthusiasts with the latest equine related news, horse happenings, and more all over the country. http://www.equinejournal.com/ Copyright Equine Journal We’ve consulted a variety of professionals to determine the best way to care for your Gypsy horse. The Gypsy horse is known for its gentle temperament, exceptional stamina and sturdy conformation. Although they are known for being easy keepers,..... http://www.equinejournal.com/articles/gypsy-horse-health-guide 6 1969-12-31 365,1969 When Benjamin Franklin penned the saying “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” he could have been easily talking about horses; keeping equines safe is no small matter. One of the first places to start in creating a safe envir..... http://www.equinejournal.com/articles/safe-stable-design 6 1969-12-31 365,1969 From the tip of the horse’s nose to the tip of the driver’s hat, the overall impression of horse, harness, carriage, and driver should be one of balance and harmony, with the driver’s attire not detracting from the horse in any way...... http://www.equinejournal.com/articles/winning-turnout-a-driver-s-perspective 6 1969-12-31 365,1969 On those afternoons when you’re jailed in the office, it’s easy to daydream about earning your living with horses and being near them every day. Some 700,000 people in the U.S. do just that, according to the American Horse Council. But h..... http://www.equinejournal.com/articles/working-horse-women 6 1969-12-31 365,1969 Imagine the best of the best in the equestrian world all gathered together in one place. Think of the most accomplished riders and the most talented horses converging at one location to do what they do best. Then, picture that phenomenal event happen..... http://www.equinejournal.com/articles/your-2010-world-equestrian-games-preview 6 1969-12-31 365,1969 Eventing is a sport where most riders enjoy cultivating a relationship with their mounts; it is, in part, this level of mutual understanding that makes it possible for horses and riders to complete some of the most difficult of cross-country tests. H..... http://www.equinejournal.com/articles/shopping-for-an-event-prospect 6 1969-12-31 365,1969 In 1998, when Ruth Hogan-Poulsen’s career in dressage was really beginning to take off, she was invited to compete on a Rhinelander, owned by Liz Ritz of Ohio. Liz had become pregnant. “[The horse] was not a fantastic mover, but he was in..... http://www.equinejournal.com/articles/two-to-tango 6 1969-12-31 365,1969 Equestrian sports are gradually gaining in recognition at the high school level, opening the door for new opportunities for today’s young riders. Traditionally, equestrian programs have been an attraction for students seeking the ideal private ..... http://www.equinejournal.com/articles/a-step-ahead 6 1969-12-31 365,1969 Leisurely trotting down a country road with a single horse and carriage is pure bliss for many carriage drivers. But, if visions of Roman chariot races creep into your daydreams, it might mean that you are ready for more horsepower! Horses and ponie..... http://www.equinejournal.com/articles/up-your-horsepower 6 1969-12-31 365,1969 Horse owners are notoriously picky, and one area which typically demands high standards is the footing upon which riders exercise their mounts. The question of what makes the best footing has been the subject of high profile discussions in regards to..... http://www.equinejournal.com/articles/the-ground-you-walk-on 6 1969-12-31 365,1969