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Online Magazine
This section will keep you up to date with all the changes that are taking
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| 4th March
2001 |
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World champion amateur jockey to be a
guest at the EQUITANA 2001
Nicole Traber-Renk (36) galloped ahead of the competition
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Horse racing seems to be in her blood: the entire
family of Nicole Traber-Renk, the reigning world champion amateur jockey, has
devoted itself to the noble thoroughbred and the turf - with success . Nicole
is not the only one who gained success after success in the Zürich Limmat,
her father and her sister Birgt Renk, professionals in the racing saddle, are
not unknown in the international galloping scene either.
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| 4th March
2001 |
Schmidt Clinches Open Jumper Classic
WELLINGTON, FL - March 3, 2001 - Jamie
Schmidt, up on Mardi Gras, took first place honors in the Tommy Bahama Open
Jumper Classic Saturday at Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club in Wellington.
Please click here for
further details |
| 4th March
2001 |
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Spooner and Robinson Win
Their Second $25,000 Ariat Grand Prix--Spooner Chalks Up Fourth Grand Prix
Victory at Indio |
INDIO, CA (March 2, 2001)--Richard Spooner, 31, of
Burbank, California, and Robinson outperformed a field of 51 horses to win the
$25,000 Ariat Grand Prix at the Indio Desert Circuit in California today. This
is Spooner's fourth Grand Prix victory at the six-week circuit, and his second
win with Robinson in the Friday Ariat Grand Prix.
Please click here for further details |
| 4th March
2001 |
NFU Welcomes Government and EU Speed to Help Farmers in
Crisis
The NFU welcomed today's announcement by Minister
of Agriculture Nick Brown that he has obtained agreement from Agriculture
Commissioner Franz Fischler that the European Commission will pay agrimoney
compensation early to British livestock farmers during the foot & mouth
crisis.
Please click here for further details |
| 3rd March
2001 |
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Horse Shows In The Sun Announces
$100,000 Grand Prix Every Week at HITS Catskills in Ellenville, New
York |
RHINEBECK, NY (March 2, 2000)--Horse Shows In the
Sun, Inc. (HITS), producer of six world class hunter/jumper horse show circuits
nationwide, has announced that HITS Catskills, a five-event summer series of
horse shows in Ellenville, New York, will offer a $100,000 Grand Prix every
Sunday in 2001.
Please click here to learn more |
| 3rd March
2001 |
2000 Olympian Captures Speed Class
WELLINGTON, FL - March 2, 2001 - Show
Jumping's 2000 Olympian, Laura Kraut, 36, of Oconomowoc, WI piloted her mount,
Palermo VII to victory in the Tommy Bahama Modified Speed at Palm Beach Polo
Equestrian Club on Friday.
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| 3rd March
2001 |
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Hunt riders present themselves at the
EQUITANA 2001
Show drag hunting and hunting signals
They are one of the many groups in the DRFV(German
Riders and Drivers Association) but a very active group. |
In hall 10 at EQUITANA 2001, the hunt riding
group will have its own stand with something on every day: windplayers will
perform traditional hunting signals, interviews with experts will give
listeners an insight into hunt riding.
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| 3rd March
2001 |
Foot and Mouth Disease - ‘The Equine Industry Speaks With
One Voice’
Representatives of every part of the British
equestrian industry met in London, yesterday 1st March 2001 to
* review the position of the horse
* prepare a protocol to minimise the transmission
of foot and mouth disease
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further details |
| 3rd March
2001 |
NFU Gains Valuable Grazing Derogation during Crisis
MAFF has granted farmers derogations
for livestock grazing on set-aside land to ease the feeding crisis caused by
foot and mouth disease movement restrictions after urgent lobbying by the NFU.
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| 3rd March
2001 |
Animal Movement will ensure British Meat is Kept on Shelves
The announcement by the Government
that there will be limited movements of livestock to abattoirs from Tuesday
will help to ensure that shops are stocked with British meat, says the NFU.
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| 2nd March
2001 |
Helpful Foot and Mouth Disease Links
Equiworld has been flooded with requests
for information about how Foot and Mouth Disease affects horses and how people
can help stop its spread.
Please click here to
find links to sites with information and contact numbers which you might find
useful. |
| 2nd March
2001 |
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Horses Need Not Be
Slaughtered
The British Horse Society is being inundated with calls from worried horse
owners who have heard that horses would be slaughtered along with livestock on
an farm infected with foot and mouth.
This is the information being given out by the MAFF helpline.
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| 2nd March
2001 |
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Training Mythunderstandings Aids
Versus Cues
There's a lot of talk about aids and cues in the
horse world and a lot of it just confuses people. One trainer talks about using
your legs as aids and another one tells you to cue your horse with your leg.
Neither one probably knows what he's talking about. So it's no wonder horses
get confused. |
Horses don't care what a trainer calls the things
he or she does, they just need to understand them in a horse logical way. As a
training method, heeding uses methodically applied directional pressures to
create shapes. Pressures that create shapes are called aids. Once the horse
understands what shape you want when you apply a particular pressure, you can
associate a cue or signal with that shape. So now you can use that cue to tell
the horse exactly when you want him to give you the shape. You teach with aids.
You ask with cues.
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| 2nd March
2001 |
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American Paint Horse Association
awards lifetime honors to 100,000th member
Lisa Robin recently became the American Paint
Horse Association's 100,000th member. She is shown here with JB Blazer, the
Paint Horse who led her right into APHA's record books. |
FORT WORTH-When Lisa Robin of Fox Lake, Ill.,
purchased a Paint Horse for trail riding last year, she never realized where
that special animal would lead her.
Robin never asked, but JB Blazer helped her ride
right into the record books of the American Paint Horse Association (APHA). Her
love for the horse motivated her to join the APHA last December 21, making her
the 100,000th member of the rapidly growing association.
Please click here for the full
story |
| 2nd March
2001 |
German Wins Largest Grand Prix of 2001 Season
WELLINGTON, FL - March 1, 2001 - German
Equestrian Team Member, Markus Beerbuam rode the 11 year old Dutch bred mare,
Leena to victory in the $25,000 Tommy Bahama Challenge Cup Friday at Palm Beach
Polo Equestrian Club.
Beerbaum bested a field of 67 horse and rider teams, the largest Grand Prix of
the 29th annual Cosequin Winter Equestrian Festival.
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| 2nd March
2001 |
Foot and Mouth will cost Three Quarters of a Billion in 3
Months
The NFU has estimated that if the foot
and mouth outbreak is not brought under control in three months, the cost to
the farming and food industry will be three quarters of a billion pounds.
The loss from the export ban and the restriction on movements of animals has
been an estimated £21 million in the first week and about £38 million
if the rest of the supply chain is included.
Please click here for further details |
| 2nd March
2001 |
NFU Works to get Practical Help during Crisis
NFU lobbying has resulted in practical
changes to regulations on the movement of fallen stock, drivers' hours and the
disinfection of delivery vehicles which will help farmers during the foot and
mouth crisis.
Please click here for further details |
| 1st March
2001 |
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Jumps USA & Dressage USA
International |
Jumps USA and Dressage USA, International
literally jumped into the spotlight at the recent BETA 2001 World Trade Event.
The large crowds at Jumps USA's booth kept company President, Philippe Gavet,
busy answering requests for their innovative Horse Jumps and Dressage Arenas.
This fast growing company has collected numerous endorsements from some premier
Olympic Riders in the World.
Please click here for further details |
| 1st March
2001 |
Report of The First International Conference on Laminitis and
Diseases of the Foot.
Laminitis is a complex disease of the horse,
manifesting changes in the cardiovascular, endocrine, musculo-skeletal, and
gastrointestinal systems of the affected animal, as well as agonizing lameness
and obvious distress of extreme pain in the hooves. Dr. David Hood, Faculty at
this conference, noted, "Laminitis is the NUMBER ONE ranked medical
concern of horse-owners, even though it is NOT the most prevalent disease in
horses. The reason for this concern is that this disease rarely kills an
animal, but leaves it to suffer for extended periods, unable to place the load
of its own weight on the hooves without the accompaniment of severe pain."
The fear that one’s own horse might be permanently crippled by this
disease, and that we currently have no preventative or effective rehabilitation
for affected animals, further amplifies this fear.
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| 1st March
2001 |
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European champion presents the German
national champion
Pat Parelli is easily ranked among the horsemen
who work with horses in a way which arouses in flight animals the desire to
perform in a special way. |
Two top stars will enter the square for the Reiter
Revue International Golden Kids Cup, pony freestyle dressage on the level of
international category L dressage: on Friday, 10th March , 4 p.m. the EQUITANA
2001 will present Marion Engelen, the reigning European pony dressage champion
in the large ring (hall 6), who will saddle the national champion of the year
2000 in five-year-old pony dressage, Pan Tau B.
Please click here for
further details |
| 1st March
2001 |
Ward Wins Americhoice Open Speed
WELLINGTON, FL - February 28, 2001 -
1998 AGA Rider of the Year McLain Ward of Brewster, NY was in the winner's
circle once more, this time aboard the chestnut gelding, 4 Seasons in the
$5,000 AmeriChoice Open Speed Stake at Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club in
Wellington on Wednesday.
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| 1st March
2001 |
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Temporary Closure of all ILPH Recovery
and Rehabilitation Centres
While current restrictions are in place due to the
foot and mouth outbreak, the International League for the Protection of Horses
(ILPH) has taken the decision to close all six of their Recovery and
Rehabilitation Centres throughout the UK.
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details |
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| 1st March
2001 |
NFU President to brief Fischler on Foot and Mouth situation
NFU President Ben Gill will tomorrow
provide a full account of the desperate situation of British farmers as the
foot and mouth nightmare unfolds to farming representatives from across Europe
in Brussels.
Please click here for further details |
| 1st March
2001 |
Budget must be sensitive to Foot and Mouth Catastrophe - NFU
The NFU is urging the Chancellor of the
Exchequer to be especially sensitive to the impact of the Budget on the farming
community while they are facing the catastrophe of foot and mouth disease.
Please click here for further details |
| 28th February
2001 |
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The International Quarter Pony.
The International Quarter Pony is a vastly popular
and growing breed, as the International Quarter Pony appeal is, truly
international. The IQPA was instituted to provide and promote a correct,
well-balanced, sound pony with quarter horse conformation and enough body,
speed, and eye appeal to sufficiently compete with larger breeds as well as
other ponies.
The International Quarter Pony is perfectly suited
for riders who are too small to handle, or who simply don't wish |
to handle, a big 15h or 16h horse. Quarter ponies
are often the first choice for a child's mount due to their calm dispositions
and even temperaments combined with their compact size.
Please click here to learn more |
| 28th February
2001 |
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Foot and Mouth
Precautions |
Despite being in Essex, the same county as the
first confirmed case of Foot and Mouth disease, Baileys Horse Feeds are
reassuring all customers that they are taking all possible precautions to help
in preventing the spread of the disease.
Please click here for
further details |
| 28th February
2001 |
Traxdata Shows Its Support for Showing
Traxdata one of Europe's leading companies in
modern technology and the biggest sponsor of show jumping in this country has
announced its move into showing sponsorship.
The first, to take place at the Ponies (UK) Summer
Championship, 15th -19th August, will be called the
Traxdata Kingsford Ridden Mountain & Moorland Championship. The three-year
agreement has been warmly welcomed by Davina Whiteman, chairman of Ponies (UK),
"We are delighted to be associated with Traxdata and hope that this
association will greatly benefit the showing fraternity throughout the UK"
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more |
| 28th February
2001 |
Lucky Draw Winner Receives her
Cheque
Lucky winner of the ILPH Grand Draw 2000,
Catherine Akehurst, was over the moon about her £5,000 prize.
Catherine, who comes from Norfolk, but who now
lives in of Winchmore Hill, London, says, "It was such a lovely surprise,
I have never won anything before !
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story |
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| 28th February
2001 |
Joint Statement from
The British Endurance Riding Association
The Endurance Horse & Pony Society
The Scottish Endurance Riding Club
On The Outbreak of Foot & Mouth Disease
As a result of the continued and worsening Foot
and Mouth Disease crisis, the British Endurance Riding Association (BERA), the
Endurance Horse & Pony Society of GB (EHPS) and the Scottish Endurance
Riding Club (SERC) have had no hesitation in cancelling ALL their events
planned to take place in March 2001. All three organisations will also keep the
situation under regular review and will be making further statements as
appropriate.
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further details |
| 28th February
2001 |
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Mary Lisa Nicholson-Leffler and Kick
the Clouds Win $50,000 HITS Grand Prix at Ocala Masters |
OCALA, FLORIDA (February 25, 2001)-Mary Lisa
Nicholson-Leffler, 33, of Brookville, Maryland, riding Kick the Clouds won the
$50,000 HITS Grand Prix at the Ocala Masters horse show in Florida today--the
featured event of Week III at the HITS Ocala Winter Circuit. Nicholson-Leffler
bested a field of 44 on a course designed by Buddy Brown of Wellington,
Florida. She also placed ninth with Graf Rossini S owned by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Chovnick. Kick the Clouds, owned by Nicholson-Leffler and her parents, earned
$15,000 for Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson's Rolling Acres Farm. "I've been
knocking on the door in the Grand Prix with both of them," said
Nicholson-Leffler, who is competing at Ocala all five weeks. "Each time
we've had four faults. I had the fastest time of the four-faulters last week.
Mr. Brown's courses have been very technical all week--not huge, but very
technical, and not many riders went clean. Today's course was very technical
but 12 went clean. There were a lot of good turns and running--the key was to
just keep it together."
Please click here to learn more |
| 27th February
2001 |
Jeep Saddles Up With A Horse Called
Trigger
This summer sees Trigger the mechanical horse and
the Jeep National Riding Festival saddle up, once more, for what has now become
their annual tour of the country. |
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Due to popular demand, the
Festival has kept some key elements of the campaign in the programme for 2001.
Trigger, the festival’s famous mechanical horse, will be touring the UK
again during June and July, visiting over 5,000 primary school children with an
instructor from a local BHS / ABRS riding school. Not only will children be
able to enjoy a fun packed day at school learning more about horses and riding,
but teachers can continue to teach the children about horses thanks to the
Horse Power Pack, a fantastic equine educational pack that has been specially
produced by the Festival and Jeep to meet the requirements of the National
Curriculum.
Please click here to learn more |
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| 27th February
2001 |
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Salsa Contest to Highlight
Fiesta Day at Indio Desert Circuit--Local Entries Invited to
Compete |
INDIO, CA (February 26, 2001)--
The first annual Indio Salsa Challenge, open to
local professional and amateur salsa makers, will highlight Fiesta Day
presented by Avis, Boys & Girls Club of Coachella Valley, El Informador del
Valle, KUNA TV, and Valley Meat Markets on March 11 at the Indio Desert Circuit
Horse Show.
From 11am until 1pm, Fiesta Day festivities will
include strolling mariachis, charro exhibitions, piñata games, pony
rides, a bouncy house, and a live KUNA radio remote broadcast, as well as
educational and career information booths.
Please click here for further
details |
| 27th February
2001 |
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Click
Clop
Equine Internet Web Site Launched for Local Horse
Owners! |
Kerry Campbell from Maidenhead has always had a
passion for horses and a keen eye for a good bargain! With this in mind Kerry
had the idea at the end of last year to start a web site for local horse and
pony owners in Bucks, Berks & Oxon.
“I wanted to create a web site that would not
only be useful but hopefully save everyone time and money as well!”
“Rather than trying to do everything all the time on the Internet
nationally or world-wide, why not keep things closer to home and provide a
service for local people?”
Please click here to learn
more |
| 27th February
2001 |
Entries now being accepted for Young
Rider competition
U.S. Equestrian Team eyes potential reining team members at APHA World
Show |
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FORT WORTH-Young equestrians interested in one day
representing the United States in reining competitions around the world can
move a step closer to their dream on June 28 during the American Paint Horse
Association's (APHA) 2001 World Championship Paint Horse Show in Fort Worth,
Texas. At that time, reiners between the ages of 16 and 21 will have the
opportunity to compete in a Young Rider Reining Medal Class, which is being
hosted by APHA in conjunction with the United States Equestrian Team (USET).
Please click here for further details |
| 27th February
2001 |
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Pat Parelli will also be at the
EQUITANA 2001 Horse and Rider on the same wavelength
Pat Parelli is easily ranked among the horsemen
who work with horses in a way which arouses in flight animals the desire to
perform in a special way. |
Understanding horses, finding out what they are
think and why they do what they do - when people master this communication with
the four-legged animals, there is a natural bond between riders and horse,
which can lead to the highest achievements and not only in top sport. One
person who has mastered this communication and psychology like no one else is
Pat Parelli. The Californian will be at the EQUITANA 2001 from the 8th to the
11th of March to demonstrate his natural horsemanship in the large ring (hall
6) to all visitors.
Please click here for further details |
| 27th February
2001 |
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Ray Texel and Fleur Win $50,000 Rio
Vista Grand Prix At Indio Desert Circuit and Move Up in World Cup
Standings |
INDIO, CA (February 25, 2001)--Ray Texel, 28, of
Malibu, California, riding the 9-year-old Holsteiner mare Fleur, was the only
rider in a field of 32 to jump double-clear today at the Indio Desert Circuit
in California, clinching the win in the $50,000 Rio Vista Grand Prix and moving
him from third to second in the West Coast League World Cup Standings. "I
really believed in Fleur today and decided to give her some trust even though
it was a real risky class for me," said Texel. "She's an intelligent
horse, she's a fighter, and I think that these last couple of Grand Prix jump
offs, she's learned from little mistakes we've been having. I decided today to
challenge it and she came through for me. This is really what a partnership is
about--working together with this animal. I gave her the best chance to go
clear today, but I also think she really helped me out as well--when we came
back for that jump off she helped figure things out from the other days. I
believe that this weekend is one year exactly that we've been together. This is
a wonderful anniversary. I'm going to have a drink for her tonight." Texel
took home the blue ribbon, an engraved silver tray, an embroidered cooler, and
$15,000 for owner Beverly Hills Equestrian Park.
Please click here for the
full story |
| 26th February
2001 |
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The best laid plans …. can go
astray and still lead to a silver medal |
In the highly controlled world of top class show
jumping breeding, most successful stallions are much wanted foals that are
carefully nurtured from birth to prepare them for a seamless career of top
grading success and a full active life combining busy stud duties with an
increasingly demanding programme of international competition. However, this
was certainly not the case for the fully approved Danish Warmblood stallion
Lando by Lancier who helped his Dutch rider Albert Voorn to win
the individual silver medal at the Sydney Olympics. Why this was, and how Lando
overcame the problems of a somewhat contentious start to his life make a
fascinating story, and one that should inspire hope amongst breeders
everywhere.
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| 26th February
2001 |
Lamaze Masters Zada Enterprises Grand Prix
WELLINGTON, FLORIDA -- February 25,
2001 - Canadian Eric Lamaze registered his first major win of the season,
guiding Husker Du to the only double-clear round to capture the $75,000 Zada
Enterprises, L.L.C. Masters Cup Sunday in Wellington.
Lamaze and Husker Du, a 12-year-old Dutch warmblood, riding second in the
jump-off field of eight, cleared the seven jumping efforts in 45.898 seconds.
"With six riders behind me (in the jump-off), I felt I had nothing to
lose," said Lamaze, who earned $22,500. "It was a bit unexpected.
This is only the fourth time I've ridden Husker Du. He's a brave, very
dependable horse who makes my job easy."
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| 26th February
2001 |
Eriskay Pony Society to Host Judge
Training
Although Eriskay Ponies are steadily increasing in
number, so many ponies are geographically far flung or busy breeding in the
Summer that it is difficult for anybody interested in the breed to see enough
ponies together to develop an eye for what makes a good example of the
breed. |
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In an attempt to remedy this, the Eriskay Pony
Society is to host a Judge Training session at its annual Breed Show to be held
on 20th May this year.
The Show, which includes Showing, Youngstock,
Dressage, Performance,Jumping, Young Handlers and Games classes this year, will
be held at Tullibole Fish Farm, Crook of Devon, by kind permission of Mr &
Mrs Murray Wallace.
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further details |
| 26th February
2001 |
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Training Mythunderstandings The
Importance of Directing Every Stride
When you first start training a horse, everything
is about getting his attention. Once you've got his attention, you start
directing his attention where you want it to go. To get the horse to pay
attention to you, however, you first have to pay attention to the horse.
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We call our basic groundwork lessons
"heeding." It's a play on words. To an observer, it looks like the
handler is moving the horse around like a dog at heel. Or you can think of it
as the horse heeding-- meaning, paying attention to--to his handler. Either
way, it's a pretty picture.
When we heed a horse, we let the lead rope loop down below the handler's hand.
It's just there. It's not directing the horse. Sometimes I have students hook a
thumb into their belt so they aren't tempted to use the lead rope to direct the
horse. When most people lead a horse, they choke up on the rope and drag or
push the horse's head in whatever direction they want the rest of him to go. Or
if that doesn't work, they pull on him or jerk the lead shank or something else
that creates some activity. They are working under the mythunderstanding that
causing an action is the same thing as training the horse.
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| 25th February
2001 |
Madden Soars with Cloud Nine
WELLINGTON, FL - FEBRUARY 24, 2001
-Beezie Madden of Cazenovia, NY rode the 9 year-old grey Hanovarian gelding,
Cloud Nine to victory in the $10,000 Zada Enterprises, LLC Open Jumper Classic
at the Cosequin Winter Equestrian Festival on Saturday. "He's a real
winner and I love to ride him," said Madden, referring to Cloud Nine,
sired by Gross Clockner and who has been with Madden since he was 6 years
old.
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further details |
| 25th February
2001 |
Win a Free "Seafox" limited
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| 25th February
2001 |
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Tracy Fenney and Grace Win $25,000
Ariat Grand Prix at Indio Desert Circuit IV
INDIO, CA (February 23, 2001)--Tracy Fenney, 36,
of Flower Mound, Texas, riding Grace won the $25,000 Ariat Grand Prix at the
Indio Desert Circuit in California today, besting a field of 47 on a course
designed by Danny Foster. |
Three riders were clean in the Jump-Off but
Fenney was almost two seconds faster than her closest competitors--Mary Tyng on
Baccarat and Will Simpson on El Campeon's Cayenne, who placed second and third
respectively by fractions. Fenney said that when she walked the course she
almost scratched. "I thought it was very technical and very hard. I didn't
want to get Grace in any jams with this Sunday coming up. I thought, 'Should we
take her or not?' Nothing bothers her so I figured it would be fine. She jumped
it easy. When I ride that mare, she makes me feel like I can do whatever and go
to the jumps." Fenney's win earned $7,500 for Grace's owner Hidden Lake
Farm. The $25,000 Ariat Grand Prix was taped by JCR Sports Productions of
Foothill Ranch, California, and will be televised next month.
Please click here to learn
more |
| 25th February
2001 |
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EQUITANA 2001 – Always a horse
length ahead.
Guest of honour: the ”Horse
Whisperer” Monty Roberts |
A new era is dawning for equestrian sports fairs
with EQUITANA 200s1, now with an even more attractive appearance, greater space
and a better organised layout. When the doors of the Essen fair ground open
from the 3rd to 11th of March 2001, the Equestrian Sports World Fair will show
a totally new and particularly visitor-friendly face. The ”Horse
Whisperer”, Monty Roberts, will be a guest of honour, not only to
officially open the EQUITANA 2001 but also to demonstrate his
”Join-Up®” method for four days.
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learn more |
| 25th February
2001 |
Hanoverian News
Hanoverians earned 8 medals at the Olympic
Games in Horsley Park, Sydney.......an excellent outcome.
The 26th Elite Foal Auction in Verden, Germany
had a record number of foals (147) setting a new record high price of DM 60,000
and a record average price of DM 12,122. Thirteen foals were exported to the
US.
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| 25th February
2001 |
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