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Going for the Gold

By Delores Kuhlwein

Golden State Exhibitors Live Up to Their Namesakes at the 2017 AQHA Lucas Oil World Championship Show

“Up ahead in the distance, I saw a shimmering light,” once wrote Don Henley and Glenn Frey in the lyrics of Hotel California.

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Linda Gluckman - Destined for Horses

by Kate Sanchez

Linda Gluckman, also known as “LG” by her horse-show friends, rode her first horse at age four, but the 16-year resident of Valley Center, CA didn’t become a horse owner until 2000.

It’s from her experience as a young girl, combined with the luck of a little coincidence, and much encouragement from her husband, that Gluckman was ever able to share a bond with her equine partners again. Simply put, she was destined to have horses in her life.

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English Elegance

Courtesy of America’s Horse Daily

With these English attire tips, you’ll be dressed for success the next time you show your horse.

English apparel is not as flashy as the rhinestones and sequins you might see in western pleasure or showmanship classes. The look is elegant and refined, but it doesn’t have to be boring.

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Constance Jaeggi Debuts Equine Photography Exhibition at Cowgirl Museum

Courtesy of Cowgirl Museum

Exhibition reveals dynamic characteristics of horses in 21 large-format, black-and-white photographs. Jaeggi artfully uses light and shadow to sculpt each scene.

The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame will premiere Aspects of Power, Light and Motion, the debut exhibition of equine photographs by Constance Jaeggi, the successful rancher and champion cutting horse rider who reveals the individual personality of horses through her fine-art photography.

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Polly Hiller: Horse Crazy, Then and Now

by Kate Sanchez

It’s a common theme among so many of today’s female horse enthusiasts: the big dreams they had as a little girl, to one day have a horse of their own. It didn’t have to be a world champion, a horse with the very best breeding, or even be all that pretty, but for dozens of young girls who grow up yearning to own their own horse, the dream never diminishes.

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Western Couture: NFR Packing Guide

by Whitney Benton, Photography by River Sand Ranch

The Wrangler National Finals Rodeo is the premiere event in equine sports. It’s the one time of the year when you’ll likely see more cowboy hats than palm trees and more snip toe boots than heels; because for two weeks during the month of December, Vegas goes “Country."

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Horse Health 101: How Your Horse Stays Warm

Courtesy of America’s Horse Daily

Your horse's coat might be smarter than you think! Because your horse was designed to spend his days roaming outside, he is naturally equipped with tools to keep himself warm when the temperatures start cooling down.

Here, we’ll take a look at what your horse does to stay warm, and why that might not always be enough.

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Holiday Splurges to Avoid If You Hope to Sell Your Home Next Year

Courtesy of Realtor.com

The holidays are officially here—and while merrymaking and gift shopping are likely top of mind, you may have to keep some of those celebratory urges in check if you're planning to sell your home next year.

Why?

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