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Some of the best equestrian related sites we've recently browsed:
RockSolidGreat.com, April 17, 2008
This site is truly dedicated to the Equestrian Athlete. An extensive resource for Dressage, Hunter/Jumper, Eventing, Fox Hunting, Reining, Cutting, Polo riders & more. Articles,
Downloads, Videos, News, Entertainment, Rider Forums & RSS feeds for amateur & professional equestrians. Check them out today!
MyHorseUniversity.com, February 3, 2008
Finally, you can take online courses to further your equine education on your own schedule. This site offers a series of courses aimed at horse enthusiasts, based at Michigan State University, one of the top U.S. universities in equine science and management.
Cowboy.com, October 7, 2007 This one gets our vote for most improved. The site's new layout and design are not only very
attractive, but make it easy for you to access all kinds of interesting Cowboy things. Nicely done!
Horse Selection Blog, August 7, 2007 Several pictures are displayed, and you select the horse of your choice. The blog owner then
lists points about each horse, and the order of quality of the horses. A good, informative site.
HorseShowTime.com July 4, 2007 A straight forward list of horse shows, where you can review shedules, results and complete online entry forms.
April 18, 2008 Important Information for Equine Canada Competitions with International Officials
Ottawa, Ontario—Equine Canada is pleased to inform all Equine Canada competitions that any official travelling to Canada to officiate an equestrian event at any level (local, provincial, national and international) of sport competition does not require a work permit to work at Canadian competitions.
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Kids Day returns to HITS Thermal and features free pony rides and other activities
THERMAL, CA (February 5, 2008)--Children of all ages and their parents are invited to enjoy a day of family activities as HITS brings the fun and games to its 230-acre facility in Thermal, California on Sunday, February 10.
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Joie Gatlin and Camaron Hills Shan Roe win the $125,000 HITS Grand Prix, presented by EMO at HITS Thermal
THERMAL, CA (February 4, 2008)--For the second time in the past three years, Joie Gatlin captured the top prize in the annual
EMO Grand Prix at the HITS Desert Circuit. On Sunday, Gatlin secured $37,500 in prize money for Camaron Hills Farm with her
triumph aboard Camaron Hills Shan Roe in the $125,000 HITS Grand Prix, presented by EMO to conclude DC II at HITS Thermal.
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Callan Solem and Mianta win the $25,000 HITS Grand Prix at HITS Ocala
OCALA, FL (February 4, 2008)—Callan Solem and her veteran mount Mianta negotiated the fastest double-clear round on
course designer Jamie Alder's route to capture $7,500 in prize money for Quiet Winter Farm during Sunday’s $25,000
Grand Prix at HITS Ocala.
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February 2, 2008 HITS THERMAL, CA -
Rich Fellers and Flexible win the $50,000 Tourneau FEI World Cup Qualifier, presented by Adequan at HITS Thermal
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August 10, 2007 HITS NEWS, SAUGERTIES, NY –
Darragh Kerins and Night Train had the fastest double-clear round in Thursday's $25,000 Ariat Grand Prix at
HITS Saugerties for the second week in a row to secure $7,500 in prize money for Double H Farm.
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August 9, 2007 HITS NEWS, SAUGERTIES, NY – Addison Phillips, of New York, New York rode Mirasol to the Grand Championship at the 2007 East Coast USEF Junior Hunter National Championships on Wednesday, August, 8 at HITS Saugerties.
"I am very happy with the maturity my horse showed throughout the competition," said Phillips. "He's a young horse so I was really happy for him to have a big win. Plus he needed the points for Indoors so that made it all the better."
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August 6, 2007 COLLEGE STATION – Enhance Horse Care and Management with This Online Course
Horse Production and Management, an online certificate program offered by Continuing and Professional Studies at Texas A&M University, has a revised curriculum which includes cutting edge information and training.
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August 6, 2007 HITS NEWS, SAUGERTIES, NY — Margie Engle and her mount Hidden Creek's Quervo Gold negotiated the fastest double-clear round on course designer Jack Robson's route
to take home the blue-ribbon in Sunday's $75,000 RV Sales of Broward Grand Prix at HITS Saugerties.
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July 6, 2007 HITS NEWS, CULPEPER, VA The Race for a spot in the USGPL Grand Prix heats up when HITS returns to Culpeper. All eyes are now shifting to HITS
Culpeper and the $100,000 USGPL Invitational Grand Prix that takes place in late September, as the next two weeks of show jumping at Commonwealth Park feature a pair of qualifying Grand Prix classes
for the season's big finale. Click Here to read full story...
June 27, 2007 HITS NEWS, SAUGERTIES, NY HITS unveils plans for an Equine Art Gala and Exhibitor Mixer at New World Home Cooking Co. on Thursday, July 26, at 7
pm Click Here to read on...
June 18, 2007 HITS NEWS, SAUGERTIES, NY - Age before beauty--Seasoned rider, Todd Minikus and Olinda, capture the $75,000 Footings Unlimited Grand Prix at HITS
Saugerties
Todd Minikus and his mount Olinda negotiated the only double-clear round in Sunday's $75,000 Footings Unlimited Grand Prix, as he swept both Grand Prix classes at HITS Saugerties last week. Click Here for full story...
June 15, 2007 HITS NEWS, SAUGERTIES, NY - Todd Minikus captures the $25,000 Ariat Grand Prix at HITS Saugerties aboard Olinda
On Addison Phillips' 18th birthday, Minikus and his mount Olinda edged out Phillips and her mount Trezebees en route to collecting $7,500 in prize money for owner Houlihan Lawrence.
"Second place isn't a bad birthday present," said Phillips. "Just to compete against riders like Todd (Minikus) and Margie (Engle) is a thrill for me. I hope to have a lot more chances during my
career." Click Here to read on...
June 11, 2007 HITS NEWS, SAUGERTIES, NY - Hillary Dobbs and her mount Corlett negotiated the fastest double-clear round in Sunday's $75,000 Footings Unlimited
Grand Prix, as she swept both Grand Prix classes at HITS Saugerties this week. Click Here to read on...
June 4, 2007 HITS NEWS, SAUGERTIES, NY — When Tim Hooker woke up on Sunday Morning he knew that his mount Sirius was ready for the $75,000 EMO Grand Prix
at HITS Saugerties.
“He jumped out of his stall over the wheelbarrow and ran to the end of the aisle. Then he turned around and jumped back over the wheelbarrow and back into his stall,” joked Hooker.
“But we are in the tent stalls so he had to duck to get back in because he was jumping so high.” Click
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