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Back Country Horsemen of America Makes a Good HorseTrail Ride a Great One
BCHA is a non-profit made up of state organizations, affiliates, and at-large members bringing about positive changes in the use of horses in wilderness and public lands.
The Mare That Defied the Odds Twice
âAlthough Charo faced two death-defying surgeries after severe cases of colic, with the aid of Ulcergard and the dedication of her owner barrel rider Lucchesse, Charo (Watch Texas) went on to become a champion in every sense of the word.â
Quarter Horses and Riders at Their Best
National Championships (RSNC) hosted the 2012 Merial RSNC National Finals in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at the Oklahoma City Fairgrounds July 3-8, 2012 in conjunction with Battle in The Saddle. This outstanding event accommodated 6,056 teams, and had payout
Conquering Covid-19 - One Hoof Print at a Time
In the wake of the global pandemic, the theme of this year’s Equine Industry Symposium will be RESILIENCE: Rethinking, Restructuring, Revaluating due to COVID-19.
Atropine
Learn how Atropine is effective in treating horses with breathing problems, abnormal heart rhythms, eye problems, and in the treatment of overdoses with organophosphates found in older types of dewormers and some fly sprays and insecticides.
Back Country Horsemen of California Teach Youth Winning Packing Skills
"The Mid-Valley Unit of Back Country Horsemen of California holds youth camps to teach responsible recreation to kids aged 9-17 where members learn trail skills, while packing and camping as they learn the vital importance of treating animals and the lan
Two New Must-Have Books for Your Equine Library
Bonnie Marlewski-Probert, founder of Whitehall Publishing and veteran horsewoman is proud to announce the release of two new books: One Brain Injury Will Change Your Mind! Written by Deb Lewin and Classical Dressage with Wolfgang May, written and compiled
Back Country Horsemen of California Clears Storm Damage in the Sierra Mountains
Back Country Horsemen groups from coast to coast routinely spend over 300,000 volunteer hours each year maintaining trails, trail heads, and camps for all users.
Back Country Horsemen of Washington Partners on Pacific Crest Trail Reconstruction
âBack Country Horsemen of America units across the country partner frequently with trail advocacy organizations to achieve the common goal of keeping trails open for the public while preventing damage to those wild lands we love.â
Seasonal Effects on Foals
When a foal is born in winter, it is thus likely that the seasonal reduction in energy metabolism affects the fetus.