Horse Illustrated is a monthly magazine that talks about everything equine. It has articles on everything from braiding to trailering. It is very informative and a reliable source that is written and edited by knowledgeable horseman.

This is a horse riding facility that specializes re-training and placing ex-racehorse thoroughbreds in long-term homes. They work with owners and trainers to make sure that retiring racehorses have a future.

This is a group on facebook where a community of horse lovers come together and advertise all their horse-related items that they have to sell. Everything from horses to horse trailers can be found on here!

This a group on facebook where a community of horse lover's come together. You can find horses for sale, horse art, tack, and much more.

Heidi Sheldrick is the owner of Heart and Heritage Stables and her main goal is to provide quality horse care and maintenance to over 20 boarders who board their horses at her facility. She aims to provide a friendly environment where anyone of all riding levels can learn and feel comfortable about their riding experience. She offers both stall and pasture board, two indoor riding arenas, lessons, clinics, and training for all her horses/riders. Heidi keeps a high quality barn running, with low maintenance horses, and happy riders!

This book is very informative and packed with diagrams about horse riding technique. Every aspect of horsemanship is covered, from mounting on your horse, to jumping and competing in different disciplines. Micklem goes into depth about every aspect, and doesn't leave a detail out!

Although the title is lacking, this book thoroughly analyzes the choices that all riders have to make if they are going to distinguish themselves as a"gonnabe" instead of a "wannabe", and makes a rider think critically about their passion. The book is filled with advice that is applicable in many areas in life, not just horseback riding, but it also addresses specific areas for the diehard horse lovers. Readers also get to read the stories of 23 of the world's most successful riders from all different disciplines and sports, including eventing, show jumping, dressage, and driving. Denny Emerson captured the the challenges, the sacrifices, the rewards, and the heart that all go into becoming a well rounded equestrian.
Although the title is lacking, this book thoroughly analyzes the choices that all riders have to make if they are going to distinguish themselves as a"gonnabe" instead of a "wannabe", and makes a rider think critically about their passion. The book is filled with advice that is applicable in many areas in life, not just horseback riding, but it also addresses specific areas for the diehard horse lovers. Readers also get to read the stories of 23 of the world's most successful riders from all different disciplines and sports, including eventing, show jumping, dressage, and driving. Denny Emerson captured the the challenges, the sacrifices, the rewards, and the heart that all go into becoming a well rounded equestrian.

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This website helped me brainstorm potential questions to ask college alumni during interviews. The example questions they give you cover many traits about the college! If you explore other areas of this website then you fill find helpful tips on how to prepare for your interview.

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Instead of getting biased college reviews, you can get honest student opinions about the schools that they attend. Not only do you get their reviews, but you have access to pictures and videos from students as well.

This is a blog that keeps potential college candidates in the loop about the latest news on college admissions, testing, and financial aid. There is even a question-and-answer resource where students can get feedback from admission officers and other college experts. It is an interactive site, with many helpful links, videos, and stats.
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If you know, or have an idea, of what you want to major in, this website is useful for explaining what you can do with your major. For example, CollegeMajors101 recommends colleges that fit your field of study, and provides possible professions that you could pursue with your major. The website also gives information about what you can expect academically with your major.