The Oldenburg is an old breed that has had to change with consumer demand. Back in the 1600s, better roads called for a fast, sturdy and reliable animal to pull the greater number of carriages on those roads. Count Anton Gunther von Oldenburg (1603 – 1667) began to breed what he hoped would be the ...
English horseback riding has a formal look to it; English riders are often dressed as if for the hunt, while Western riders may appear less formal because their traditional dress reflects the working environment of the cowboy. This style of riding requires skill, not least because it deprives the rider of certain safeguards, such as ...
Whether your children are being raised on a farm or in a rural area, or being brought up in the big city, they are sure to love animals. Among the myriad of furry creatures that make up their imaginary world, the horse has always been a long-time favorite. Kids love horses, ponies, unicorns, and everything ...
Nestled in the province of Cadiz in southwestern Spain, the town of Jerez de la Frontera is a thriving location boasting an interesting blend of ancient history and traditions. Surrounded by scenic natural landscapes, the town is home to large cultivations of vineyards that yield a world-class wine production appreciated by both locals and travelers. ...
Would you or your child like to learn more about horses, or possibly get become an equestrian? When you live in a fairly large city like Seattle, it can be difficult to remember that outdoor “country” resources like horseback riding are amazingly accessible. But they are, and can be a nice contrast to city life. ...
Although you may associate American Paint Horses with cowboy movies, they are used in many other ways, just like most breeds of light horse in America. American Paint Horses not only have the flashy patchwork of colors that have made them infamous, but in order to be registered with the American Paint Horse Association, they ...
It has been a long time coming, but now horseback riding instructors can become certified in their sport and become nationally accredited to teach horseback riding lessons. The ARIA (American Riding Instructors’ Association) is now sponsoring ARICP (American Riding Instructors’ Certification Program) certification, which gives you elevated status in the equestrian community and allows you ...
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