Adventure vacations (fishing, hunting, hiking, camping - Pack Trips) with the use of our expert guides and horses and mules in the Eastern Sierra Nevada wilderness east of Yosemite.

Bhangazi Horse Safaris, horseback tours in the wilds of South Africa.

Western saddles and horse tack at affordable prices. Pleasure, show and working saddles by Back Trail, Billy Cook, Tex Tan, American Saddlery-huge western saddle selection. Rodeo gear, pack equipment, bridles, English saddles, tack.

Horse Shadow Run Riding Academy is a combined horse riding training and Horse Boarding Facility. Our stables are located in Charlotte, NC. We offer horse back riding lessons and instruction in Hunter Jumper and western pleasure. Horse Shadow Run Stables horse boarding and horseback riding in the north end of Charlotte, North Carolina. Just north of Charlotte. Summer riding camps, birthday parties

Concerned Men and Women Dedicated to Gentle Use of California Trails and Backcountry

Horse training, horse care, and riding books and videos and free horse information by horse book author, trainer Cherry Hill.

trail riding and packing organization or club that is the piece county chapter of back country horsemen of washington inc.

Backcountry Horsemen of Washington Inc. (BCHW), is a state-wide, not-for-profit organization made up of 3000 members in 31 chapters across the state dedicated to: keeping trails open for all users; educating horse users in Leave-No-Trace practices; and providing volunteer service to resource agencies

Willoway Farm Inc., Kathy Johnson, Trainer; Hunters, Jumpers and Equitation

The Percheron Horse did originate in the province of Le Perche, near Normandy, France. The ancestors of the modern day Percheron served as war horses carrying knights into battle instead as draft animals in the field. The Arabian horse played an important role in the early development of the Percheron, and by the time of the crusades, the Percheron breed was widely recognized as outstanding for his substance and soundness, as well as for his characteristic beauty and style. By the 17th century horses produced in Le Perche had attained widespread notoriety and were in demand for many different uses. The Percheron of this time stood from 15 to 16 hands high at this time and easily adapted to pulling the heavy mail coaches of France. The demise of the carriage and coaching trade in the early 20th century saw the breed go into slow decline. However, the late 1960s saw a renaissance in the draft horse business as Americans rediscovered the usefulness of the draft horse. Today, Percherons are back on small farms and working in the fields and thousands of are used for recreation such as hayrides, sleigh rides and parades, in competition hitching, halter and riding classes at many state and local fairs across the country. WP