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Created on Monday, 06 May 2013
Trail riding is an equestrian activity that any rider can accomplish safely with the right equipment and training. As with any outdoor activity, there are inherent dangers associated with trail riding. Even though many unexpected things can happen on the trail, most trail riding accidents are preventable.
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Created on Monday, 18 February 2013
You owe it to yourself and your horse to take a break from the arena and get out and enjoy a relaxing trail ride, and ACTHA is the perfect way to do just that! The American Competitive Trail Horse Association (ACTHA) has held more than 1,000 rides nationwide, so there’s sure to be a ride in your area.
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Created on Tuesday, 14 August 2012
The American Competitive Trail Horse Association is committed to improving the health and welfare of horses nationwide. The well-being of the horse has always been a priority to ACTHA and is the driving force behind ACTHA’s Mission.
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Created on Tuesday, 24 January 2012
By Sarah Wynne Jackson
When you ride your horse down a well-groomed trail with level footing, no low branches, sturdy bridges, and safe water crossings, do you stop to think what it took to make that happen?
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Created on Thursday, 08 December 2011
ACTHA is proud to introduce Lindsay’s Faith as America’s Favorite Trail Horse! An American Mustang mare that was wild and untouched by human hands less than a year before the filming of America’s Favorite Trail Horse, captured the title of America’s Favorite Trail Horse and earned a total of $30,000 cash!
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Created on Tuesday, 29 November 2011
The American Competitive Trail Horse Association is proud to announce Season Two of Americas Favorite Trail Horse, a national TV series in search of Americas favorite trail horse.
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Created on Monday, 26 October 2009
In 1805 Lewis and Clark led their Corps of Discovery on the search for a water route across North America. Over 200 years later, one section of the route they took, the Lolo Trail in north central Idaho, remains almost exactly asIn 1805 Lewis and Clark led their Corps of Discovery on the search for a water route across North America. Over 200 years later, one section of the route they took, the Lolo Trail in north central Idaho, remains almost exactly as
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Created on Tuesday, 08 September 2009
Keeping Kentucky's trails clean, friendly, and open for all riders, hikers, and bikers is the responsibility of all users. An educational seminar on trail etiquette for the horseback rider will be offered by the Kentucky Horse Council, September 19, 2009, at Brumfield Hay & Grain in Lexington, KY.Keeping Kentucky's trails clean, friendly, and open for all riders, hikers, and bikers is the responsibility of all users. An educational seminar on trail etiquette for the horseback rider will be offered by the Kentucky Horse Council, September 19, 2009, at Brumfield Hay & Grain in Lexington, KY.
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Created on Monday, 24 August 2009
by Nikki Livermore
Every trail rider knows the great feeling you get as you cross the top of a ridge and can see the beautiful countryside for miles. Being mounted on a safe, trustworthy equine just makes it all the more enjoyable. There are some easy steps to make sure your trail ride goes smoothly and everyone has a pleasant ride.
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Created on Thursday, 25 June 2009
Michelle Andreotti of Granite Bay, California, and her sister Susanne Rowland of Rocklin, California, put the family name on a new chapter of Andreotti history in the sport of Ride & Tie and at the same time finally realized the prediction of Bud Johns, inventor of the sport: that a woman/woman team would out-race the men and snatch the World Championship title. Adding glitter to their crowns, their race horse, Over Amile, was deemed Best of Condition.Michelle Andreotti of Granite Bay, California, and her sister Susanne Rowland of Rocklin, California, put the family name on a new chapter of Andreotti history in the sport of Ride & Tie and at the same time finally realized the prediction of Bud Johns, inventor of the sport: that a woman/woman team would out-race the men and snatch the World Championship title. Adding glitter to their crowns, their race horse, Over Amile, was deemed Best of Condition.
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