As The Showlife has learned, the Schranz family has purchased Best Invest In Gold. Angel, as the AQHA stallion is called, is supposed to be Amateur rider Jennifer Schranz’ future show horse. We have all the details on this newly formed team.
And the winner is… We had lots of applications and it was a tough choice to make, but on Saturday the winners of the Fairness Award were announced at the Q21: Annika Viecenz won the Youth category and Melanie, Valerie and Jessica Bartholatus won the Amateur/Open category.
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If you want to be successful, you have to be a great team with your horse. Well, ideally that is the case. But everyone who has been part of this industry for a while knows that this is not true. There are tons of ways to get a horse to win without treating it like a valued four-legged partner. And while some means of training or enhancing performance are justified, animal welfare and treating the horse right, should always be top priority when it comes to riding horses.
Wie nutzt die Western-Szene Social Media? Wie kann ich meine Produkte aus dem Reitsport-Bereich am besten in den sozialen Netzwerken bewerben? Und: Wie geht man mit Hass im Internet um? Darüber sprechen wir mit Sandra Visnjic von Marketing by Sandra, die selbst in der Allround-Szene unterwegs ist und den Alltag mit ihrer Stute Crimson Blue auch auf ihrem Instagram-Account teilt. #sponsored
The Showlife has exclusively learned that the Schulz family has purchased a facility in Northrhine-Westphalia, Germany.
In this article, we included a map that features Western clinics all over Europe.
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As mentioned before, we started a little series on successful Amateur riders in Europe on our podcast “No Life Like Showlife” and I am glad to announce that the wonderful Sophie Gillioz has joined me for the latest episode. The Swiss equestrian is a multiple European, German, Swiss and Golden Series Champion and is mostly known for her great partnership with her AQHA mare Power In The Canyon aka Cany. We talked about their journey, Cany’s offspring, Sophie competing at the AQHA World Show and the unique challenges of the pattern classes.
