The American Quarter Horse Journal, March 25, 2010 — During the 2010 American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) Annual Convention in Kissimmee, Fla., two professionals were chosen as the best by…
March 23, 2010–During the AQHA Annual Convention in Kissimmee, Florida, two professionals were chosen as the best by their peers. Dianne Eppers of Grayslake, Illinois, was named the Professional?s Choice…
…is the networking that top trainers do with other professionals and horse owners. Trainers often lend mounts to each other’s students for special occasions, such as equitation finals. And they…
…Foundation having served as judges in the past and being available to trainers in offering advice and encouragement. With this competition, they’ll have a more direct hands-on approach and trainers…
…better education. Adaptability Many people came for a show, and there was a lot of that. The trainers brought glitz, glamour, bright lights, fans, volunteers, horses groomed to a gem-like…
…committed to your program. I often tell my son Wesley that “can’t” is a word I don’t understand. But for most of us trainers, riders who fit into that category…
…weaknesses of the horse and rider and must develop (and constantly adapt) a plan for pushing horse and rider forward safely. And the rider must respect the trainer’s knowledge and…
One hundred trainers, one hundred feral mustangs, and one hundred days. The call came for horse trainers throughout the nation to test their skills in the first Extreme Mustang Makeover….
…pinned. Frank Madden But the story told in the six-part series really makes you care about the riders, trainers and horses involved, building the suspense so artfully that you can’t…
…announcements to be encouraged by judges, TDs, show management and trainers. A huge positive influence for helmet use is the encouragement of our top trainers who write articles in Dressage…
