Sharing a story of a hero in our equestrian community from the Los Angeles wildfires:
16 year old Kalyna Fedorowycz was helping to evacuate horses out of Topanga, but one of the horses was too terrified to load into the trailer.
Rather than leaving the horse behind, she jumped on and rode 14 miles to safety.
Kalyna, what an incredible act of bravery and determination!
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In the heart of the Palisades fires, Kalyna Fedorowycz became the epitome of courage and dedication in the equestrian world. When faced with a horse too frightened to load into an evacuation trailer, she didn’t hesitate—she volunteered to ride it to safety. As flames threatened in the distance, Kalyna mounted the horse, her father driving behind for support, embodying the deep bond and trust shared between horse and rider.
This extraordinary act reminds us of the lengths equestrians will go to protect their horses. It’s not just a sport; it’s a lifestyle built on loyalty, bravery, and an unspoken connection with these majestic animals. Watching Kalyna guide the horse through the chaos is a powerful testament to what it means to be a true horsewoman.
In times of crisis, such stories inspire and unite the equestrian community. Whether you’re involved in horse rescue, training, or simply admiring from afar, Kalyna’s bravery underscores why horses hold such a profound place in our hearts. Her story isn’t just about riding—it’s about love, trust, and risking everything for a companion that means the world. This moment encapsulates the resilience of the human-horse bond and the unwavering spirit of equestrians everywhere.
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When it comes to maintaining a horse property, one of the most critical decisions you'll make is choosing the right fencing. Here’s a breakdown of the most popular and effective fencing types for horse properties, along with their pros and cons: https://buff.ly/3MbqrAv
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Buying a horse saddle can be pretty overwhelming when you're not sure what type of saddle you want or how to go about picking a good one. But don't worry, we've got you covered! In this video, we'll share 3 great ways to decide what horse saddle to choose, how to get a good fit, what to do at the tack shop, and how to make sure your saddle lasts for years to come.
First, we'll introduce you to the 3 main types of saddles: Western horse saddles, English horse saddles, and Australian Stock saddles. This will help you narrow your search and find the right saddle for your needs.
Next, we'll walk you through the saddle buying process, including how to get a good fit and what to look for at the tack shop. We'll also share 3 expert tips about buying a saddle, whether it's a new saddle or a used saddle.
Finally, we'll give you some tips on how to maintain your saddle so it lasts for years to come. This includes how to clean and condition your saddle, as well as how to store it properly.
So if you're in the market for a new horse saddle, be sure to check out this video for all the tips and tricks you need to know!
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At an under tack show held by Ocala Breeders’ Sales (OBS) in Ocala, Florida, a reckless sprint event turned deadly: A horse was killed by track staff after a collision, and a jockey lay motionless on the ground.
Under tack shows don’t have to be fatal. Deadly sprints used to drive up selling prices of young horses at these shows are pointless. They’re not even good indicators of performance for future races. When they don’t kill the horses, these events (and the training leading up to them) often leave the animals with permanent injuries.
Thankfully, PETA has a plan that would stop most of the carnage at under tack shows without significantly affecting their operation. The proposed format would demonstrate juvenile horses’ aptitude for real races instead of dangerous, breakneck sprints that they will never perform again.
Please, take a moment to defend young horses who are used for racing by indicating your support for PETA’s proposal.
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