Related Articles

Check out the links below for articles related to the story you were just looking at.

Arabian Horses Explored
There is no mistaking an Arabian horse. Their majestic beauty and stature are known throughout the world, and are one of the most popular breeds of horses alive today. They are also one of the oldest breeds ever on record, and have gone through a tremendous amount of change to get to the Arabian horse of modern day. Today’s Arabians are a mixture of careful breeding and evolution. Historically, they were known for their hardiness. They were able to withstand extreme heat, wind, and drought where other horse breeds fell short. Today, they are bred mainly for sport, but their historical roots are still visible in their overall appearance. ... Read the full article

Appaloosas Breed Profile Explored
An Appaloosa will certainly stand out in a crowd. This colorful, unique horse is known for its looks, but is remembered for much more. These horses have set records in many sports, and are known as an excellent family horse. So it is time to look beyond the speckled coat of the Appaloosa to find out what lies beneath this gentle breed. ... Read the full article

The Welsh Pony Explored
The Welsh Pony knows the meaning of a hard day’s work. The breed originated in the mountains, and was built to withstand harsh weather and long, tedious work days. Over time, the breed also became known for its intelligence and loyal spirit. ... Read the full article

Breed Profile: Mustang Explored
Mustangs played a very important role in early American history, and they are still an integral part of the western culture today. The name Mustang comes from the Spanish word mesteño or monstenco meaning wild or stray. The breed was used as a bartering chip by many Indian tribes, and they were allowed to roam the country side free. As civilization took its toll on America, the Mustang too began to change. This month, we will take a closer look at these pieces of living history and learn more about where they came from and where they are headed. ... Read the full article

Can You Breed a Perfect Foal?
If every owner had the key to unlocking the formula for breeding the perfect foal, then there would be no competition, no challenge, and no appreciation for the art and science of breeding. If breeding was this easy and we were all able to breed the exact foal to suit our needs on the first try we would be bending the laws of nature and taking away from the excitement of discovering the unknown. We may not be able to breed the perfect foal every time, but though trial, error, skill and a little luck it is possible to find the right combination to suit our needs. ... Read the full article

New Andalusian & Lusitano Breed Brand
The Spanish Andalusian and the Portuguese Lusitano are known collectively as the “Iberian Horse” from their place of origin, Europe’s Iberian Peninsula. A new brand to represent these beautiful horses was approved by the International Andalusian & L ... Read the full article

EQUIBABY™ adds Rocking Horse Line
EquiBaby™, the premier supplier of exclusively equine-themed products for babies between the ages of 0 – 3 years, has added an exquisite Rocking Horse line to their inventory! Almost twenty rocking horses may now be viewed and purchased by visiting www.equibaby.com. Uniquely among the rockers are Palominos, Clydesdales, Pintos, Paints, Jumpers, donkeys, and even pink and purple Unicorns! Perhaps the most unique of the EquiBaby™ rockers is “Dakota”, a kid-powered rocker that actually moves along as the child plays with the reins in “giddy-up” fashion – great for outside, in the city or rural areas. ... Read the full article

Fairy-Tale Horses Making Inroads in America
Two weeks ago, Texas oilman Doug Kneis imported his latest shipment of Gypsy Vanner horses, which have been selectively bred for over 100 years by the Romany Gypsies. These horses were born and bred in the English countryside but will now take up residence at Gypsy MVP, Kneis' operation in Katy, Texas (http://www.gypsymvp.com/). The new horses will join Kneis' already well-developed herd of the unique and rare breed. ... Read the full article

Eleven American Paint Horses receive awards for United States Eventing Association competition
FORT WORTH, TEXAS—The American Paint Horse Association (APHA) recently recognized 11 talented horses with All-Breed awards for their accomplishments in the United States Eventing Association’s (USEA) competition. Awards were given for outstanding per ... Read the full article

First-Ever Trick Horse DVD
Wouldn't it be fun to take a bow while sitting on your horse before the judge in the show ring, or just to impress family and friends? Or have your horse bow or lie down to make mounting easier for you? Now you can learn how, with the help of Ca ... Read the full article

Appaloosa Journal is recognized with American Horse Publications awards
Appaloosa Journal was recently honored with seven awards at the 2008 American Horse Publications seminar and awards ceremony. The seminar took place in Saratoga Springs, New York, June 19–21, 2008. This year’s contest, for material published in 2007, included 1,092 entries from 105 members, which were judged and critiqued by a select panel of independent industry judges. Appaloosa Journal’s placings included ... Read the full article

Arabian, the First of Its Kind
The world famous Arabian horse has a unique history and origin that is still a mystery to historians and scientists today. Through strict breeding habits, the Arabian maintains the most prominent qualities of its ancestors even to this day. Prized for its unique characteristics, this breed has been cherished for centuries, and continues to be influential in modern day riding and breeding. ... Read the full article

Appaloosa Horse Club Hosts Book Signing for Author of I See Spots
The Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC) is proud to host author of I See Spots at the 61st National Appaloosa Show & 2008 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show! ... Read the full article

60th National Appaloosa Show Brings a Splash of Color to Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City, Okla.—More than 1,100 Appaloosas traveled to Oklahoma City to compete for prestigious titles in the 60th National Appaloosa Show and the World Championship Youth Show that began June 25 at the State Fair Park. Despite highly unusual ... Read the full article

Equestrian Land Conservation Resource Welcomes the Arabian Horse Association to Equestrian Partner Program
The Equestrian Land Conservation Resource (ELCR) is pleased to announce that the Arabian Horse Association has joined a growing list of breed organizations who have become members of our Equestrian Partners Program. Their participation demonstrates their understanding that the rapid loss of open land for horses and horse activities is a threat to all horse owners despite differences in breed or discipline preferences. When hearing the news of AHA’s membership, ELCR CEO Deb Balliet noted, “AHA is to be commended for recognizing the importance of equestrian land conservation with regard to its breeding farms, and the continued success of the Arabian Horse Association. AHA’s leadership is forward thinking and action oriented. We look forward to working with them.” ... Read the full article

Equine Awareness and Appreciation Day - September 27, 2008
Please join Victoria Davis McCullough and the Triumph Project on September 27, 2007 to show support of Horse Welfare in our state and in our country. The time has come! ... Read the full article

Rare Cleveland Bay Breed Showcased by BREYER® ANIMAL CREATIONS®...
AS ITS NEWEST SCULPTURE! Breyer® Model Depicting Bay Haven Farm’s Tregoyd Journeyman To Debut At BreyerFest®! (Pequannock, NJ – June 6, 2006) -- Mighty, mild, and marvelous, the rare Cleveland Bay is Breyer's newest equine sculpture! This ... Read the full article

DNA Collected From Marsh Tackys
The Equus Survival Trust (EST) recently sent a team to South Carolina to collect DNA samples and photograph the largest remaining herd of Carolina Marsh Tackys, which traces back to the Civil War. The Trust invited the American Livestock Breeds Conse ... Read the full article

Pony Press Welcomes Sponsors
The Pony Press is thrilled to have AgriFresh, SmartPak and Woman Owned Equine Business Network join us as corporate sponsors of the Women & Horses Expo. SmartPak is a producer of daily-dose pak supplements for your horses. AgriFresh is a product that controls odors in horse stalls. This product is simple and easy to use, as well as environmentally friendly. Woman Owned Equine Business Network is an organization dedicated to promoting and supporting equine businesses owned by women. ... Read the full article

The World's Most Ancient Breed of Horse Comes to Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS, Nov. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- The Lusitano horse, pictured on the spectacular 32,000 sq. ft mural on Bally's Las Vegas is one of the world's most ancient breeds of horses, and also one of the purest. His native land is the Iberian Peninsula, wh ... Read the full article