The 2019 Tom Bass Seminar for Diversity in Equestrian Sport was the first time an industry-wide representation of experts had sat down together to address diversity head-on. Eventing Nation Editor Leslie Wylie shares her thoughts from being part of the panel. (more…)
Monday is already the crappiest day of the week, so it only makes sense that we make things official. Here’s our latest reader submitted “oh crap” moment. (more…)
Sharon Classen is a prominent equine and human physical therapist in Omaha. She has come to the aid of the Omaha Police Mounted Patrol Unit to help treat the horses that worked the protests surrounding the death of George Floyd. (more…)
Every week Horse Nation teams up with Ovation Riding to recognize those doing good in the horse world. Today we recognize Art of the Cowgirl for its fellowship program, which works to inspire western artists to new heights.
Every rider has their necessary safety systems — the things they never leave home without. This week Jen discusses hers, those she recommends for others and how those safety nets help her make decisions about the horses she rides. (more…)
This video is definitely worth the watch. It highlights Cleo Hearn, the founder of Cowboys of Color Rodeo, and his commitment to the rodeo way of life. (more…)
The Virginia Gold Cup, one of the nation’s largest steeplechase events and often considered Virginia’s answer to the Kentucky Derby, will run without spectators this year.
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee is expected to pass the INVEST in America Act. Included in the funding is the Horse Transportation Safety Act, which would ban the use of double deck trailers to haul horses on the interstate. (more…)
