I read with great interest the articles written in the Aug.

After attending the USHJA Annual Meeting, the author has some thoughts and observations to improve the process.

The U.S. Hunter Jumper Association has done a

The author believes that our rule-change process must be more open and inclusive.

Once again, with the U.S. Hunter Jumper Annual Meeting fast approaching, Dec. 7-10,

The author, a veteran in the breeding industry, provides his thoughts on the division, its history and the judging. 

After reading Tricia Booker’s

We organized the National Hunter & Jumper Association more than 15 years ago to deal with the issues and concerns related to showing hunters and

The USEF Pony Finals National Championships, held Aug. 13-16 at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington (Aug. 29, p. 46), is one of the highlights

For quite some time various hunter industry leaders and professionals have been saying that the professional hunter divisions are in trouble. At many of the