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11/07/2025

Day 3 of the USEA Eventing Coaches Program (ECP) Symposium at Galway Downs was all about correct cross-country position after an informative discussion from sports psychologist Natalie Hummel.

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5 Tips For Cross-Country Riding from the USEA ECP Symposium Day 3

10/07/2025

The Driving Rein with Anthony

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Enjoy this Sneak Peek!In this video, JJ shares an interesting rein holding technique that is particularly helpful for horses that tend to curl up and go behi...

09/07/2025

Users of Equinety Horse XL can expect a shinier coat, more muscle, faster recovery and stronger hooves... See for yourself!

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07/07/2025

What You Need to Know About the New Microchip Rule GR 1101.1 coming into effect December 1, 2025.

In this 2024 GMO Newsletter Awards honorable mention (first appearing in the Rocky Mountain Dressage Society newsletter, eCentaur), Krista Nobilo sheds some light on the latest USEF rule regarding microchips, coming into effect on December 1, 2025. From the benefits associated with chipping, to common myths debunked by professionals, here is what you need to know about the new rule!

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This article received an honorable mention in the 2024 GMO Newsletter Awards for general interest articles for GMOs with 500+ members.

06/07/2025

Reason lies between the bridle and the spurs.

05/07/2025

Stay safe in the saddle as temperatures soar this summer.

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How hot is too hot to ride a horse? Stay safe in the saddle as temperatures soar this summer with these insights.

04/07/2025

Enjoy!

🎆 America: 🗽 The Land of the free and home of the brave 🕊️ These are the foundational tenets our country is built upon. But how did we arrive here?

Horses are an essential, yet often overlooked cornerstone of our history. They not only shaped American culture and industry, but were instrumental in the development of our economy.

🐎 Before the rise of machines, horses and donkeys worked in the field 🚜 plowing, hauling, and delivering. 🌾 They powered agriculture and transported us across great distances, enabling western expansion.

They were a key ally for indigenous communities—transforming their mobility and hunting practices.

Through all this, horses—in particular, wild horses—have inspired the spirit of the West. They represent untamable strength, courage, tenacity, and the very independence we celebrate this Fourth of July. 🎇

How ironic is it that we’re stripping wild horses of the very values they helped inspire?

Through relentless helicopter roundups, we’re erasing the “wild” from the Wild West—and stealing freedom from the animals who helped build the Land of the Free. 🏜️

To honor our country's founding ideals, we have to honor those who helped create them. Let's celebrate and raise our voices for the horses of America. 🇺🇸 🐴

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04/07/2025

On the Fourth of July, Americans celebrate freedom, fireworks, and patriotism. For centuries, brave men and women have valiantly fought for the stars and stripes, but shouldn’t we honor the brave horses who have done the same? Horses have served our nation since long before the Constitution was signed, providing vital services such as transportation, communication, farm help, and, of course, companionship. In an age of instant communication, it may be hard to imagine a time when people relied purely on four-legged horsepower.

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Create a stress-free environment for your horse this Fourth of July by following these firework safety guidelines.

03/07/2025

Not the same!

03/07/2025

How to stay vigilant against ticks this summer (and always)

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Ticks can be active in any season and experts say it’s important to check for and remove the bloodsuckers as quickly as possible.