Pro and Non-Pro Reiner Article Series 7
We often talk a lot about the horse’s body position, yet we don’t address our own position as a rider enough.
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Live racing returns to Ontario racetracks starting Friday
“The past 14 months have been extremely difficult for the horse racing industry and the thousands of hardworking and dedicated people whose livelihood depends on live racing,” said John Hayes, Independent Chair, Ontario Racing.
Can-Am All Breeds Equine Expo going National!
Never before has there been such “pent up demand” to bring the horse industry together.
Live horse racing potentially allowed to resume in Ontario as of June 14
Live horse racing is included in Step One phase of the plan, which is estimated to begin on Monday, June 14.
Canada’s Eric Lamaze Withdraws from Olympic Consideration
Lamaze cites his personal health as a primary reason for his decision to withdraw from competing in Tokyo, which is currently under a state of emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For the past three years, he has been undergoing treatment for a brain tumor and continues to battle the condition with the support of his medical teams in Brussels, Belgium, and Paris, France.
Pro and Non-Pro Reiner Article Series 6
We often talk a lot about the horse’s body position, yet we don’t address our own position as a rider enough.
Roy Ionson – A Story or Two
The first OQHA futurity was held at the Ionson farm in Georgetown. “I can see it right now,” said Roy. “Here’s my arena, it’s got a big wet spot in it, right inside the big doors. I got a pile of bark stripped off cedar posts and dumped a big pile of dirt on top of it and it held.”
Pro and Non-Pro Reiner Article Series 5
I can’t say enough about how important transition work is in training. I believe a lot of riders don’t do enough of these in their workouts.
Horse Industry Builders Roy & Joan Ionson - To make a long story short… Part 2
The first OQHA futurity was held at the Ionson farm in Georgetown. “I can see it right now,” said Roy. “Here’s my arena, it’s got a big wet spot in it, right inside the big doors. I got a pile of bark stripped off cedar posts and dumped a big pile of dirt on top of it and it held.”
Horse Industry Builders Roy & Joan Ionson - To make a long story short… Part 1
The first OQHA futurity was held at the Ionson farm in Georgetown. “I can see it right now,” said Roy. “Here’s my arena, it’s got a big wet spot in it, right inside the big doors. I got a pile of bark stripped off cedar posts and dumped a big pile of dirt on top of it and it held.”