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A free webinar “Foal Management and Nutrition of Newborn, Suckling, Growing and Orphan Foals” aims to help breeders give their foals the right start from day one.
A free webinar next week on the care of newborn foals is the latest in Equine Guelph’s Taking Science to the Stable series.
The webinars are free and aim to bring informative and insightful knowledge from experienced industry professionals to horse owners.
On July 14, Don Kapper will present
Foal Management and Nutrition of Newborn, Suckling, Growing and Orphan Foals.
In every growth phase, foals need to meet all nutrient requirements to reach optimal growth rates, immune response, and performance.
Genetic testing has changed the face of Quarter Horse breeding. These ranches manage their genetics through five-panel genetic testing and genetic management.
Oregon City schools chair refuses to reconsider illegal vote May 07 2021
Martha Spiers, running May 18 reelection campaign, backs decision to retain coach convicted on ethics violations
Oregon City School Board Chair Martha Spiers this month officially denied a request to redo a vote in a public session to remedy the illegal closed-door vote that retained for the past two seasons an equestrian coach convicted in January of four violations of state ethics laws.
On April 30, the Oregon Government Ethics Commission unanimously voted to mandate that Oregon City High School Equestrian Coach Angie Wacker pay $2,000 in fines for the violations of state laws related to prohibited uses of her official position and her failure to file written statements of personal economic interest in setting equestrian program fees.
Oregon City schools chair refuses to reconsider illegal vote May 07 2021
Martha Spiers, running May 18 reelection campaign, backs decision to retain coach convicted on ethics violations
Oregon City School Board Chair Martha Spiers this month officially denied a request to redo a vote in a public session to remedy the illegal closed-door vote that retained for the past two seasons an equestrian coach convicted in January of four violations of state ethics laws.
On April 30, the Oregon Government Ethics Commission unanimously voted to mandate that Oregon City High School Equestrian Coach Angie Wacker pay $2,000 in fines for the violations of state laws related to prohibited uses of her official position and her failure to file written statements of personal economic interest in setting equestrian program fees.
Kelsey Hallin
Kelsey Hallin, a rodeo athlete from Harvard, Illinois, has already made a name for herself in the rodeo industry. Kelsey served as Miss Wisconsin High School Rodeo for two terms where she was able to attend hundreds of community events and rodeos across the country.
At the age of seventeen, Kelsey started Rafter H Ranch & Performance Horses where she trains horses, teach lessons, and puts on clinics of all skill levels and events/disciplines.
After High School, Kelsey attended McHenry County College where she earned an Associates in Arts and worked full time training horses. She went on in her pageant career to win Miss Illinois Horse Fair, where she promoted the horse industry across the state of Illinois.