It may be chilly in New England, but it isn’t time for horse people to hibernate just yet. This weekend brings one of the highlights of the equestrian calendar of the Northeast: Equine Affaire. The clinics, expos and shopping draw horse loves from all around the region every November.
- Mark Rashid, natural horsemanship
- Lynn Palm, all-around training
- Julie Goodnight, natural horsemanship
- Todd Minikus, jumpers
- Anne Gribbons, dressage
- Bruce Davidson, eventing
- Lisa Singer, carriage driving
- Molly Powell, barrel racing
- Double Dan Horsemanship, trick training
Other featured topics include:
- Vaulting
- Mounted Games
- Equine Chiropractics
- Equine Photography
- Equine Law
- Barefoot Hoof Care
- Horse Trailer Safety
- Equine Colleges
- Geriatric Horse Care
- Off-the-Track Adoptions
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening, the spectator favorite, Pfizer Fantasia, will take place in the main coliseum. Fantasia features horses of a diverse range of breeds and types performing in different disciplines to a soundtrack of classical to contemporary music.
One of Equine Affaire’s main attractions is the extensive trade fair, where horse lovers can get a jump on their Christmas shopping or bring home a few gifts for their own horses. Tack, riding apparel, stable supplies, grooming equipment, gift items and much more are among the categories of products featured in the vendor area.
For more information including ticket prices and availability, visit www.EquineAffaire.com
sounds like fun but too cold for me
Sounds great.