Rob Hinkle Leads Post WEG Clean-Up at Kentucky Horse Park
…the World Games 2010 Foundation, will spend the next few weeks supervising the dismantling of the temporary structures and general clean-up at the Kentucky Horse Park, site of WEG 2010….
…the World Games 2010 Foundation, will spend the next few weeks supervising the dismantling of the temporary structures and general clean-up at the Kentucky Horse Park, site of WEG 2010….
…what you’re doing right. Post with your seat, not with your hands. Riders new to posting have a tendency to post with their entire bodies, including their hands. This creates…
…article about conditioning products. However, some of the cleaning products we tested also condition tack while they clean it (sometimes called “one-step” leather cleaners), so it’s important to understand that…
…tissues and can help prevent the swelling that sometimes occurs for a few days after sheath cleaning. Because proper sheath cleaning involves getting deep into the sheath, we recommend either…
…reduce odors. • Use the “squeeze test” to make sure your compost pile has the right amount of moisture. • Use finished compost to treat your pastures from late spring…
…waste from becoming unmanageable is to compost. Not only does it solve the problem of accumulating waste, but horse manure compost is a useful, even valuable, product to use on…
…you shouldn’t ever post in a Western saddle. People over 50 who learned to ride as kids rarely saw Western riders post. Their saddles were rigged so riders often sat…
…on the U.S. WEG team in Normandy. WEG: Did You Know? By Nancy Jaffer Question: What country has won the most WEG dressage team gold medals? Answer: Germany has won…
…upper backs.? Generally, the posture you adopt on the ground is fairly indicative of the riding posture you will have in the saddle, or will at least revert. ?Most of…
…will contest the WEG. The only one who’s missing is Hungary’s Zoltan Lazar, who just won the Breda event in Holland. The Hungarian driving team isn’t coming to the WEG…