HJN Content posted on September 25th, 2006

Washington International Horse Show Offers Top Caliber Shopping for Spectators and Competitors

Washington, D.C. – September 25, 2025 – The 2006 Washington International Horse Show (WIHS) is just around the corner! As one of the most prestigious and competitive equestrian events in the country, the excitement begins on Tuesday, October 24 and will run through Sunday, October 29. (Read on…)

Garson and Kappler Take Students to Practice Natural Obstacles at Princeton Jumping Derby

Princeton, NJ – The tenth Annual Princeton Show Jumping Derby held September 20-24 at Hunter Farms provided a unique opportunity for professional and amateurs to practice and compete over natural obstacles. (Read on…)

Ariat International to Support Emergency Relief Fund at Capital Challenge Horse Show

Union City, CA – (September 25, 2025) It’s time for the thirteenth annual Capital Challenge Horse Show, held in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. As one of the show’s largest corporate sponsors, Ariat International, Inc., the leading manufacturer of equestrian riding boots and apparel, will be sponsoring the American Hunter-Jumper Foundation’s (AHJF) Emergency Relief Fund focused GOT ARIAT! Program during the World Champion Hunter Rider classes. (Read on…)

RUSTY HENDRICKSON SETS THE HORSE STAGE FOR “FLICKA”

The Movie Trainer Focuses on both the Horses and the Riders

Rusty Hendrickson has added “Flicka” to his list of movie credits. This story of a Wild Mustang and the girl (Katy) who befriends him which is set to be released in movie theaters on October 20th, is another home run for Hendrickson. (Read on…)

Aachen 2006 - the Games Are Finished, Kentucky is next to come

Much happened this summer in Aachen – great sport, brave horses, enthusiastic crowds – but before we turn that glorious page for good, here are some figures which you always wondered about and never knew whom to ask. (Read on…)

KENTUCKY GOVERNOR FLETCHER URGES HORSE OWNERS TO PREPARE FOR EMERGENCIES

LEXINGTON, KY (September 25, 2025) In a joint statement issued today, Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher and the directors of the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security and the Kentucky Horse Park stated, “Kentucky and horses are innately, inseparably connected to one another. (Read on…)