Heritage Arabian Farm LLC

09/24/2024

Trailer leaving az on 27th or 28th, heading back to wa. Will be traveling through Oregon on the I5 side coming back. Pm me directly for spots.

09/09/2024

I’m in Kentucky turning around tomorrow for wa. Pm me for ride information.

12/12/2022

11/25/2022

Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity.

For more information please contact us at [email protected] or 509-981-3360.

Photo credit Anna Llolyn Photography

10/26/2022

👀 🐴 Attention BREEDERS and horse shoppers! 🐴 👀
AVAILABLE FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION

Celeste Ames

2016 14.3hh purebred Arabian mare sired by Afires Heir and out of a Noble Express daughter.
This sporty mare is incredibly athletic with lots of motion! She has been shown country, but can easily access more motion for the English. Celeste will go strong for you in the ring, then you can throw her the reins and take her on a trail ride. She would be a valuable asset to an English breedinf program too!!! Breed her this year! Pm me for more info and video. Located in Spokane WA. Thanks Anna Llolyn Photography for the beautiful photos!

10/06/2022

Photo Dump! The Eddie Macmurdo show in Walla Walla is always a blast to attend. We love taking our up and coming riders there to get some good horse show experience! These girls cleaned their own stalls, groomed, braided and prepped for the show pen by themselves 🤩 so proud of how hard they worked and how well they managed their time! We had some great learning opportunities and wonderful success at this show! Congratulations to all the girls!!

10/05/2022

FYI- this is a NICE baby!! Born for the working western division- she’ll be a star ⭐️

08/25/2022

Sheza Foxcy Lady is well under saddle and doing fantastic. She has three very smooth gates, very forward and solid minded! Lady is available and located in Spokane, WA. She will excel in main ring hunter or sport horse. She is currently barefoot. Lady is a solid 15.2 hands.

06/30/2022

We are so incredibly thankful for the vets that keep our horses healthy and sound! We need to remember they are an incredibly vital part of owning a horse, so remember to show your vet your appreciation!!

Have you been waiting longer than usual for an open appointment with your veterinarian or been unable to access after-hours services for your horse? The shortage of equine veterinarians in the U.S. is likely the cause. Many veterinary practices have too few horse doctors to service all their clients.

Why? Only about 6% of new veterinary graduates annually enter equine practice. After five years, 50% of these young veterinarians leave for small animal practice or quit veterinary medicine altogether. The primary reasons are the personal demands of the profession and equine practice’s lower starting salaries. Many new veterinarians begin their career with more than $200,000 in student loan debt, making an equine position with lower compensation often unthinkable. When financial concerns are combined with the always present demands of emergency coverage, many equine veterinarians choose to leave for a healthier way of life.

The good news is that the AAEP along with private veterinary practices and veterinary schools are addressing the pain points which have led to the current crisis. But the solution is complex and will require the support and collaboration of every person in the equine industry — including horse owners. As we work to improve the profession for current and future veterinarians, you have a huge role to play in the much-needed transformation of equine practice. Horse doctors look forward to working together with you for the good of the horse and the sustainability of veterinary care!