Glossary of Equine Terms
…proper use of aids, and control over the horse; classes are held for English equitation, Western equitation (usually called Western horsemanship), and equitation over fences (sometimes called medal classes). eventing…
…proper use of aids, and control over the horse; classes are held for English equitation, Western equitation (usually called Western horsemanship), and equitation over fences (sometimes called medal classes). eventing…
…horse; classes are held for English equitation, Western equitation (usually called Western horsemanship), and equitation over fences (sometimes called medal classes). eventing —?a sport, also called combined training, in which…
…and University of Montana-Western. –Eric Hubbard Nine schools in Zone 7, Region 1 compete Western. I believe Region 2 has 10 schools. You can show Western with New Mexico State…
By Laurel Berger O’Connor This Western pleasure competitor is ready to win in a rhinestone-studded slinky. | By Hobby Horse Clothing Company If you show in western events, your polished,…
…one of the teenage girls who will be his side walkers and horse handler during his western equitationand western trail classes. The girls regularly volunteer at the stable where Kevin…
…Beginner Western Horsemanship, and Ashley Wolf was victorious in the Intermediate Western Horsemanship. Madison Hallas was the top placer in the Novice Western Horsemanship ,and Ashley Drown was first in…
…clinic dates), and dressage in general, go to: Western Dressage Association of America (WDAA): westerndressageassociation.org United States Dressage Federation (USDF): usdf.org United States Equestrian Federation (USEF): usef.org North American Western…
…They placed second over fences and second on the flat. O’Mara was also victorious in the North American Junior Flat Equitation Championship. The North American Junior Flat Equitation Championship is…
…and more-experienced riders who have primarily ridden Western. It might not be a bad idea to hang up your western chaps for a bit, and see what English riding can…
…I’ve done both for a while. I started Western, and though I’ve ridden English it was mostly the stock breed “pleasure” type of English, which is still very much Western-oriented…