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We need your photos and your voices.
Now.
Post your best photos and join our community of horse lovers.
Post your stories--no need to be a writer! No need to be intimidated by the writing process! This is all for fun, after all.
This week is crazy horse stunt week. Post photos or stories of the funniest thing your horse have ever done.

Mine? My filly, Belle, was galloping in the pasture, hit a slick spot, wiped out, jumped up, shook, and did it all over again. It was like she'd decided it was pretty fun to fall down.

What's yours? Add it to our blog section.

I know you're out there. I saw my traffic today, and there are a lot of you dropping in, but now I want to hear from you... Just a word or two. A story about your horse. What funny things does he do? What was your best show performance, ever? What is the one thing that makes your horse spook? What's his favorite treat (and please don't tell me "McDonalds").

Write your stories! Today!

So I received this press release from the United States Equestrian Federation today. Is it me, or is this completely incomprehensible? (Posted below, in italics). Perhaps if they want more people to get involved with the federation, they should write in English. But enough critiquing of the writing. What do you think about this idea? They want to reach out to engage new exhibitors. Is this the way to do it? I'm searching for comments, thoughts, ideas on ways to grow all equestrian sports. Post below or add to the forum topic, Rules and Regs!

New USEF Opportunity Classes Offer More Showing Options for Exhibitors and Competition Management