Colorado Corral

“With each saddle, she narrowed down what my horse liked.”

In the August edition of Colorado Corral, Heather McWilliams shares how important it is to have a good saddle fit for your horse.

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“There are many free and inexpensive ways to be curious about different disciplines of riding and breeds of horses. Horses are an incredible way to learn about responsibility, taking care of an animal, growing confidence and self-esteem, spending lots of time outdoors, and coordinating your body and brain with that of a horse—not to mention being able to experience the unexplainable presence and connection that happens with horses.”

If you have a kiddo (or kiddos!) who is crazy about horses but doesn’t know where to start, the September edition of Colorado Corral by Heather McWilliams is a great resource!

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In the October 2018 issue, we started on a journey to “Discover The Horse” with local equestrian Alyssa Mathews. We had a chance to catch up with Alyssa exactly five years later and find out about where her journey has taken her. Enjoy!

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During November, it is tradition to share the things you are grateful for, and for horse lovers, that is no different! In Colorado Corral, Heather McWilliams shares that gratitude.

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“As we wrap up 2023, it’s time to celebrate our wins with our equine partners, no matter the size! Sometimes wins are doing well at Championships; sometimes a win might be walking 10 minutes on a horse coming back from an injury. Enjoy the photos, no matter the quality—they represent big feats in our horse community!”

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“4-H is an ideal way to meet other kids with similar interests to learn alongside!”

You can learn more about the foothills 4-H options available in the January edition of Colorado Corral by Heather McWilliams.

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“How do you find out if your current source of water legally allows you to water your horse?”

Learn more about water rights and horses in Heather McWilliams's May edition of Colorado Corral.

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“Every few years, different organizations study the numbers of horses and the impact that the horse industry has on the economy locally, nationally and worldwide. Having this information demonstrates the value of the equine industry in the national, state and world economies by looking at the direct and indirect economic impacts of horse ownership, recreation and equine-related services. The data collected helps to inform public and private investments in equine-related businesses, equine health care, education, land use decisions, tax policy, tourism, employment incentives, and more.”

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“Looking for some horse time? How about a way to make horses more affordable? Do you enjoy watching or competing in an equestrian discipline? Your time is valuable and is needed more than you know!”

Learn about opportunities to help the horse community in the July edition of Colorado Corral by Heather McWilliams.

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