“Buy a Horse a Book Day” is created by Trafalgar Square Books and Heels Down, an equestrian media company.
Partake in the event by posting a selfie with the book you buy and tag it with #BuyAHorseBookDay.
To participate in the celebration, we’ve assembled a few suggestions of Appaloosa related books and authors!
Last weekend at the Gloucester County Dream Park in New Jersey, there were back-to-back horse shows sponsored by two different organizations, the New Jersey Pinto Association and the New Jersey […]
The Heritage Class is unique to the Appaloosa among the stock breeds. The Appaloosa’s history with the Nez Perce Tribe (Nimiipuu people) means that many entries in this class honor that heritage with Native American regalia.
The Interscholastic Equestrian Association National show continues in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. In last night’s competition, two ApHC youth riders knocked it out of the park, winning their respective classes. Aspen Grube, […]
On March 25, Heather Faeth and her family decided to try something new with their already accomplished Appaloosa game horses. For the first time, they entered the Midwest Pole Pending Association Spring Runoff Challenge in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
If you are a horse person on social media, you have likely noticed postings about IEA horse shows and results. Here in the northeast, the shows are taking the area by storm. So, what is the IEA?
By Paige Gironimi of Seeing Spots Photography Originally appeared in the April 2022 edition of the Appaloosa News Magazine. We all know horses can be difficult and unpredictable at times […]
At this point, most stock horse people know the name Taylor Sheridan. For those of you without cable or streaming services, he is the writer/director/producer/actor responsible for shows that heavily feature a western way of life. First came The Run For A Million, which introduced the world to the highly competitive NRHA industry.
Eleanor Kellon, VMD Supplementation with T4 thyroid hormone is a very common treatment in metabolic syndrome, but does it work? Before the description of equine metabolic syndrome and high serum […]
They Have More in Common Than You Think. The association of metabolic syndrome and iron overload, indicated by high serum ferritin concentration in humans, is well-known (Stechemesser, Eder et al. […]
