Central Oregon Horse Journal

2007 COHJ Archives Click on cover images below to download PDF files.

March 2007	• The essentials for emergencies • Stable manager saves slaughter-bound horses • The Truckerís Knot ó A handy way to get a tight highline • Saddle Rage! • The toll of progress? Horse abandonment on the rise in Central Oregon • Proper care for your relationship with your vet • Movement is an artistís passion • A crown for a horseman • Tammy Harty ó Extreme cowboy racer • From the mountain to the arena • Hydro rehab for horses • Horse team helps keep Central Oregon outback safe • Loving Mustangs • Gabrielís Story ó Survival against the odds • Knee deep in arena footing • A Central Oregon vet down under • Letís go to Elko! • What is all the fuss about Equine Herpes Virus? • Put a good book in your saddlebags • Horse-crazy girl is a rodeo princess • An Eastern practice moves West ó Using Asian energy work to help horses • Never scream in an emergency! The horse-wreck school of hard knocks • Training horses for another world • BLM plans will affect Dry Canyon riding

June 2007	• Rimrock Riders Club: 70 years of ìHorseplayî • Ace trainer makes a Central Oregon stop • Ikiutan stable at Warm Springs offers horseback adventure • Boots fit for a rodeo king • Horse camping 101 • Bridging the generation gap at Long Hollow Ranch • The magnificient Steens • Portrait of the rancherís wife as an artist • PeeWee Rodeo ó Traditional family fun • Healing reins adjust to demands of growth • Veteinarian finding a niche in Central Oregon • Whatís your horse thinking? • What makes a bucking horse buck? • Whoís the boss? The pecking order of horses • Is that grandpa on that bull? Senior pro rodeo comes of age • Torn muscles in equine athletes Mounting problems? Look to the rider first • OHSET is preparation for life • High school rodeo ó As intense as it gets

September 2007	• Riding a dream through America • Hooves & Halos Home Grown Horse Rescue • Central Oregon mules shine in the arena • Behind the scenes at the Far West Morgan Horse Show • Artist captures the sensitivity of horses • Finding a family horse that fits • Mounted Archery: Pacific Horde thunders across Central Oregon • Stacking the deck: Equine insurance can take the gamble out of equine insurance • Considering the California Hackamore • To lunge or not to lunge • Horse census comes up short • Prineville rider shines in Super Horse Competition • Fun at the Fair • Skyline Forest owner seeks development • Central Oregon trainer gives a mustang a makeover • Trainer is happiest in the saddle

December 2007	• ìYou may have to give up ridingî Battling back from back surgery • Equine hospice cares for horses at the end of the trail • ëCentral Oregon Velvetí: Young rider follows equestrian dream • Barefoot horse trend continues in Central Oregon • Idaho artist digs spurs into Central Oregon • Artist brings cowhorse to life in Redmond sculpture • Central Oregonís Drago: World-class cowhorse • Feldenkrais for equestrians • Saddlebags thrive through two decades of fun • Riding with the law Knowledge to battle back pain • Twin girls shine in tough equestrian sport • Winter horsekeeping Rhymes for riders • Kitty Lauman and Ranger: A wild ride with a happy ending