V.I. Equestrian International LLC

Loving the new fencing that has been completed, now just time to paint it all! We add a 1acre, a 3.5acre pasture and front perimeter fencing with gates.

Supplies are running low. These horses have no where to go. Many people work tirelessly to help these horses. They help them rehab and safe passage to the states....but that journey between the vet checks, quarantine, travel costs $5,000 for each horse... And the whole process takes 6 months. Any help you can give is greatly appreciated.

Caribbean Thoroughbred Aftercare Inc. Equine rehab, retrain, retirement, and adoption for thoroughbred in the Caribbean, including Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, St. Croix, St. John, Vieques, and Culebra.

Welcome to our newest member of the family! She is a yearling mare, who is very curious and sweet. She is out of Davingport and Devon Heir, there is even Cor De La Brryere in her! We will be working on getting her registered this year, and doing the young horse show series.

Thank you Paul for your support and patience, and Sharer and Momma Sue for helping find her, and of course to my parents for the support!

Dressage Clinic in Aiken with Pierre Cousyn Cousyn Dressage - Classical Dressage Training

I think this really applies to all riders

Upper-Body Conditioning for the Dressage Rider Sensitive, independent hands are the goal of all classical dressage riders. This is achieved through adequate strength that is evenly balanced as a result of a well-stabilized shoulder girdle and

George Morris Teaches the Flying Change at the Horsemastership Program The Winter Equestrian Festival hosted a week of lesson's with the legendary Olympian George Morris. In this video we watch him school some of the top young r...

So many truths

Equitation and You There is a reason for "equitation skills", and it is NOT to look pretty. Equitation is about the physics of thrust and speed and balance and motion, and how the human body either gets IN the way of the horse as he does his job, or gets OUT of his way so he CAN function. Study Steinkraus

South Carolina at last, the final entry in the blog by Octavia Po***ck with Paul Jaquish

At Last, We Arrive In Narnia, Or South Carolina! This is the last installment of Octavia Po***ck's blog chronicling her five-day drive across the country with horses in tow. Maxine and I are in love. With a barn. Specifically, the Morningside Training Farm, The Plains, Va., an equestrian idyll.

Another day on the road with Paul Jaquish and Octavia Po***ck

One Day, Four States, A Few Tornadoes And Too Many Armadillos Blogger Octavia Po***ck is bringing us along as she helps her friends Maxine and Paul move across the country with two horses in two. In a daily blog, she's documenting their adventures. Day 1 was San Francisco To South Carolina With Two Horses, Two Cats, Two Trucks, Two Trailers And Three Humans while Day 2's fun appeared in Fueled By Truck-Stop Coffee.

Day 2 of journey

Fueled By Truck-Stop Coffee Did you miss Day 1 of Octavia’s epic journey across the country with horses in tow? If so, make sure to read “San Francisco To South Carolina With Two Horses, Two Cats, Two Trucks, Two Trailers And Three Humans.”