It’s now 2022 and sometime in the future, you’ll be attending your first National Reining Horse Association show of the year. Are you sure you have done everything to get ready? A little preparation can make the first trip to the horse show office super easy – but likewise showing up unprepared can define reining…
If your horse gets hurt or sick, do you have the supplies you need to either take care of the problem or to stabilize the horse until veterinary care can be received? If not, we encourage you to build a basic equine first aid kit. You should know what you have in it, and how…
The Great BH One of the most legendary riders in reining history, Bill Horn, left an incredible and unforgettable impact – not just in reining’s history books but in the memories of people who knew him best. He was admired for his skill with his horses and revered for his mental toughness in the arena….
Most trainers are chosen serendipitously – because they are geographically located nearby, or because they seem like nice people or are a friend of a friend, or because they have been winning recently. That might not be the ideal process for creating a long-term client-trainer relationship, according to NRHA Professional Bart Corrington.
As the largest-distribution newsletter for the reining horse world, WorldWide Slide has consistently delivered news and information about reining and reiners to a global audience for nearly eight years. The newsletter, owned and produced by Pro Management, Inc. of Byars, Oklahoma, is emailed twice monthly to tens of thousands of readers and has become a…
Ruben Vandorp on Mr Farenheit and Andrea Fappani on No Photos tie for Best of the West Open Futurity Championship The Best of the West Reining & Southwest Affiliate Regional Championships, held October 5-10, 2021 in Scottsdale, Ariz. provides reiners from across the world a friendly, affordable place to show. With derbies, futurities, two full…
Whether you are continuing an old tradition or starting a new one, try this quick and easy recipe for black-eyed peas, that a panel of tasters declared “is the only way to eat them.”
This past year has been one for the record books with growth in nearly every aspect of the reining industry. New members flooded into the National Reining Horse Association eager to purchase and or show their first reiners, and many shows boasted historical payouts which helped to garner maximum entries. One testament to the reining industry’s growth is the number of NRHA members who have reached new million-dollar milestones.
