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DIY Horse Show Ribbon Ornaments-My Equestrian Style
I love decorating for the holidays. I have my main tree, a nostalgic vintage vibe, complete with tinsel everywhere but I also have a mini tree upstairs that has all of my horse themed ornaments on it. Equestrian themed trees are so cute but I like to have a set of ornaments, ribbons, etc to tie everything together which is why I am in love with @myequestrianstyle’s idea of making show ribbon ornaments. In the reel Bethany shows you how she made them but you can get creative with color, size, materials, etc. They are a little time consuming but reusable of course for years to come. How cute would these be in your stable colors on your barn Christmas tree? I think I may make some mini ones for my little tree upstairs, happy crafting!
Inside My Stable: Georgina Bloomberg by Noelle Floyd
Georgina Bloomberg is a show jumper who has ridden for the United States Equestrian Team in numerous competitions but she also is owner of the equestrian team New York Empire and not to mention a philanthropist as well. Georgina’s stable tour isn’t your typical tour, you will see less of the inner workings of the barn and more about who she is and what she does, which I actually appreciate. In the video, she shows off her wonderful array of rescue animals including a goat, a pig, dogs and of course horses. You will still get a glimpse of the grounds and the inside of Gotham North which is beautiful and picturesque but I can almost guarantee you that after hearing Georgina talk, you will find her endearing and want to know more about her.
Equine OCD: Harmless Bone Lesion or Permanent Problem?- The Horse
Many horse owners have heard the term OCD in reference to a joint issue but do you know what is actually going on when the term OCD is used in conversation? This article below from The Horse can help you understand the variables, outlook and reasons why a horse may develop an OCD (Osteochondritis dissecans). This article is helpful for any horse owner but especially for someone purchasing or owning a young horse as OCD’s are most common in juvenile horses.