Archive for September, 2010

OKLAHOMA CITY, (NRHA)  -   Two top NRHA Professionals will kick-off the 2011 National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Regional Clinic Series in La Mesa, N.M.  The weekend of January 29 and 30 trainers Josh Armstrong and Jordan Larson will hold a clinic to benefit reiners of all ages and experience levels at Armstrong...
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  Columbus, OH (JRPR) –  ­ Bruce Ekstrom and Tuigpaarden Farm’s horses and ponies dominated the winner’s circle at the Ohio State Fair, adding more world championship titles to their already long list of accomplishments. Ekstrom, who is passionate about driv ing and his high stepp cytotec drug use ing horses, owns Tuigpaarden Farms with locations...
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       Driving  Eventing, Jumping The first of two Mandatory Outings for the drivers on the Short List for the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games was held over the weekend at the Carolina Horse Park in Southern Pines, NC. Drivers Bill Long, Cindy O’Reilly, Gary Stover, and Casey Zubek worked under the guidance of US Coaches Peter...
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Tapner and Fox-Pitt poised to pounce on HSBC FEI Classic at Burghley   BURGHLEY, UK (FEI) – Paul Tapner (AUS) and William Fox-Pitt (GBR) are the riders with most to gain from a big result at this weekend’s Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials (GBR, September 2-5). It is the fourth leg of the 2010 HSBC FEI...
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  WESTPORT, CT (Phelps) – The Board of Directors of The EQUUS Foundation, Inc. is pleased to announce the award of its 2010 grants to 60 charitable organizations that use the horse to benefit the public; promote the horse’s health and welfare; and advance the equestrian sport. The EQUUS Foundation is dedicated to securing homes and...
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GRAND PRAIRIE, (TTA) – Monday’s Fasig-Tipton Texas Summer Yearling Sale at Lone Star Park posted increases across the board compared to last year, including a big jump of 25.9% in gross receipts with a catalog that was almost exactly the same size. cipro Last year. 185 of 319 yearlings sold for $1,889,400, while 214...
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