Danie Louw
The tallest man at the National Show in Jackson was also one of the nicest men you could ever hope to meet. Danie Louw (pronounced like ‘Donnie Low’) traveled... Read More
Representing & promoting
Forty miles southwest of Buffalo, NY, nestled in the foothills of the Allegheny Mountains, lays a facility that has united Dr. Jeffrey Menoff with Kelly Hedges... Read More
Neon Cola Sign
She’s calm and sweet and so willing to please. She’s also a force to be reckoned with in the reining arena. David Archer showed her as a Jr. horse to multiple... Read More
C.H.A.P.S.
On a beautiful 800-acre facility just south of Sheridan, Wyoming, lives an Appaloosa named Spot. He’s a horse who takes his job very seriously and for that,... Read More
See the distance: part III
Can you travel down the arena on your horse at a canter and see in advance where you are going to be? There are twelve feet in a canter stride. You can start... Read More
Chocolatey
The 2005 stallion Chocolatey has been successful at the Appaloosa National and World shows and also on the Open circuit. Making an impact in western pleasure... Read More
Lady Star Dancer
Lady Star Dancer broke her maiden May 2, 2010 at Remington Park by defeating 9 Paints over 300 yards in a $14,000 two-year-olds only race. Owned by H and V... Read More
Connie and Ellen Caines
The horse industry can be a fickle business. Markets fluctuate, trends change and winners come and go. So when a company manages to survive—and flourish—for... Read More
See the distance—part 2
There are, of course, many things that may draw you to a horse. Whether it is their typy head, smooth trot, soft flowing canter or their color. Sometimes we... Read More
Full moon rising
Moon Bully tries hard every time the starting gate opens. That desire has led him to a long career on the racetrack, one that seems to improve every year.... Read More
