Category Archives: FYI
Kentucky Derby Top 10 to Watch
Kentucky Derby Top 10 to Watch by FarmVet Racehorse Sales Manager Brandi Goode 1.) Creative Cause. This consistent, handsome, California grey has really impressed me with his Churchill gallop and workout. All systems go. He should sit the perfect stalking … Continue reading
FarmVet KY Derby Update
FarmVet Kentucky Derby Update by FarmVet Racehorse Sales Manager Brandi Goode The first Saturday in May is quickly approaching and the KY Derby field is materializing more everyday. The final prep race ran over the weekend and the list below … Continue reading
Equestrian Neightion: Phases of the Jump
Thank you to Equestrian Neightion for this week’s Video Spotlight.
Horse First interviews McLain Ward
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Equestrian Neightion: Gaits of a Horse
Thank you to Equestrian Neightion for this week’s Video Spotlight.
Saddle Up! Meets the needs of exceptional people!
Saddle Up!, a nonprofit recreational therapeutic riding program in Franklin, TN, was founded in 1990 and incorporated in 1991. It is the region’s oldest and largest recreational therapeutic riding program and it is the only one exclusively serving children and … Continue reading
Equestrian Neightion: Mounting Your Horse from a Mounting Block
Thank you to Equestrian Neightion for this week’s Video Spotlight.
Horse Owners Assess Tornado Damage, Losses
Horse Owners Assess Tornado Damage, Losses by: Pat Raia The Horse.com March 05 2012, Article # 19691 Horse owners in Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee are assessing damage and calculating losses after a series of early spring tornadoes swept though several … Continue reading
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Caucasus, Middle East Dubai Horse Racing
Click Here to watch a National Geographic presentation on Horse Racing in the Middle East. Call/visit us online at 888.837.3626, www.farmvet.com to questions.
