The Prince George Horse Society

06/25/2026

06/24/2026

Let's be honest...

Horses don't gossip.
Horses don't lie.
Horses don't judge you for having a bad day.

They greet you at the gate, listen without interrupting, and somehow always know when you need a little extra comfort.

The best people I know have four legs, a mane, and a habit of stealing treats from my pockets. ❤️🐴

So be honest...

How many of you would rather spend a day in the stable than at a crowded party? 😂

Drop a ❤️ if horses make life better!

06/24/2026

AGM RESULTS ARE IN
Congratulations to our Executive Committee:
Kate Peebles - President
Tracey Law - Vice President
Katherine Rockwell - Secretary
Barb Warkentine - Treasurer

We're looking forward to an exciting year!

06/23/2026

Where Your Hoofbeats Still Echo” 🐎❤️

You never really left me…
you just ran ahead
to a place my eyes can’t reach.

I still feel you in the quiet—
in the soft wind brushing past my face,
in the rhythm of my heartbeat
that once matched yours.

Do you remember…
those golden evenings?
When the world faded away
and it was just us—
a girl and her horse,
speaking a language no one else understood.

I’d rest my head against your neck,
and somehow,
you knew everything I couldn’t say.

You carried my laughter,
my fears,
my dreams—
without ever asking why.

Now the fields feel different…
the silence feels louder…
and every sunset reminds me
of the light we once shared.

I look for you in every horse I see,
in every gallop, every whisper of wind—
but none of them are you.

Because you weren’t just a horse…
you were my safe place,
my strength,
my unspoken home.

And maybe one day,
somewhere beyond this world—
I’ll hear those familiar hoofbeats again…
running straight back to me.

Until then…
I’ll keep loving you
in every memory,
in every tear,
in every quiet moment
where your spirit still lives with me. ❤️🐴

06/21/2026

This Father’s Day, we’re celebrating the incredible dads, father figures, and mentors who support, encourage, and inspire both in and out of the saddle. 💙

From early mornings at the barn to hauling horses across the province, from lending a hand around the stable to cheering from the sidelines, your dedication helps build confidence, resilience, and a lifelong love of horses.

To all the horse dads, coaches, volunteers, and caregivers in our community: thank you for the strength, support, and commitment you bring every single day.

Wishing you a wonderful Father’s Day filled with appreciation, great memories, and perhaps a little extra time with your favourite four-legged partner.

~ Alberta Equestrian Federation

06/20/2026

Rodeo Schedule 🗓️
For those asking about a schedule of events, below are the day sheets for Saturday and Sunday’s performances!
Rodeo starts at 2PM both days
Both days have all of your favourite events (see day sheets) !
Saturday night Gord Bamford plays 🎶 doors open at 7:30PM
Tickets are available here:
https://www.showpass.com/rodeo-prince-george-2/
Any tickets not sold online will be available at the gate! Kids 10 and under get in free!

06/18/2026

🐾💙 Happy Veterinarian Appreciation Day! 💙🐾

🐴 Things You May Not Have Thought About...Equine Dental Edition 🦷

Horses can have significant dental issues and still appear bright, happy, and eager to eat.

Unlike us, horses often don't stop eating when their mouths hurt. Instead, they adapt.

Signs of dental discomfort can include:
• Dropping feed
• Quidding (spitting out balled up hay)
• Resistance under saddle
• Head tossing
• Bad breath
• Undigested feed in manure
Even weight loss in extreme cases.


Regular dental exams help identify problems before they affect your horse's comfort, nutrition, and overall health.


A smile doesn't always mean everything is okay! 😁🐴

Mountain Lily Veterinary Services

06/18/2026

Normal, healthy, barefoot equine hooves are dry and hard,and they often have some debris trapped in the sole and frog. A small amount of smelly, pasty material in the depths of the grooves may be normal. However, if hooves become overgrown, and especially in chronically moist conditions, fungus and bacteria grow in the crevices creating a black, smelly paste known as thrush.