For the past five years, WindHaven Therapeutic Riding Program and those that run it have been helping veterans in the community heal from trauma. Focusing on those with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI), WindHaven helps heroes heal through equine therapy.
Just before the COVID-19 pandemic began altering the lives of Washingtonians, the Clark County Saddle Club held a fundraiser auction to help cover the costs of its new facility. The fundraiser brought in just over $38,000, which will be used for construction costs and more on the club’s new …
Clark County is full of equine lovers of all ages. These are just a few submissions received by The Reflector after a request for photos on Facebook Friday.
In the last six months, our world has changed drastically. COVID-19 has changed everyone’s plans, to put it lightly, and many have been stuck inside. Equestrians everywhere are reworking schedules that would normally be packed with summer competition, expos and large clinics. But with recent…
Owning and operating a Clydesdale ranch has been a lifelong dream for Benjamin Arnold-Ladensack.
Far Forest Clydesdale Ranch in Amboy welcomed its newest foal at 2 a.m. on Tuesday, May 12, after an 11-month gestation period. The new foal adds to the ranch’s award-winning Clydesdales. The foal's mother, Belleau WS Regal Renee “Rain,” was born at Warm Springs Ranch, the Budweiser Clydesda…
Since her graduation from Battle Ground High School in 2010, Anna Meah has trained horses all over the country.
Fourteen riders representing Battle Ground High School showed up to the Grays Harbor County Fairgrounds to compete in the first meet for District 3 of the Washington High School Equestrian Teams (WAHSET). The meet took place from Feb. 14 to Feb. 16 at the fairgrounds. District 3 includes Bat…
The Washington State Horse Expo, taking place March 6 through March 8 at the Clark County Event Center in Ridgefield, will feature beautiful horses, nationally-ranked horse trainers, an equine marketplace, kid-centric activities and Alina Stasik with her horse Bubba, a professional theatrica…
This is a story that begins with a pony — a penny pony.
Horses are strong animals that have been relied upon for centuries to fill various roles. Once a primary mode of transportation for humans, horses also have helped farmers tend to their crops and entertained millions on the racetracks.
For more than 10 years, Grace Therapeutic Horse Farm has been helping people recover from trauma, abuse and other physical and psychological damage.
When one thinks of a quilt, images of fabric, woven squares and warm winter nights come to mind. Through a process known as patchwork, a quilter sews many different fabrics together to create blocks.
For the past 27 years, the Latigo N’ Lace drill team has been riding high in Clark County. This year, the team of women took home five first-place awards in three drill categories at the Clark County Fair and received overall first place for the drill team competition.
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There’s growing debate over whether students should return to class in the fall as cases of COVID-19 continue to rise across the state and country. Do you think students should return in the fall?
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