The horse community is in need of help in California with the out-of-control wildfires that are flaming through the state. Give as little or as much as you can to help the horse owners and their horses.

Cynthia Cubbage, owner/trainer of Cubbage Sporthorses of Aiken SC/Augusta, GA was severely injured in a vehicle accident October 4, 2018. She had recently returned from another successful Arabian Sporthorse Nationals in Idaho. Her car was cutoff on a local interstate and crashed into a bridge abutment. Thanks to several good Samaritans, she was pulled from the wreckage as the car began to smolder. She has had numerous surgeries to pin broken bones in her right hand, reposition bone fragments in the right heel and repair damages to her left knee and ankle. More surgeries are coming to rebuild her right heel which was totally crushed in the accident. The surgery on her right hand and left knee appear to have been successful. She is unable to put weight on either leg and must use a wheelchair for at least the foreseeable future.

On June 7, 2018, our Arabian family lost one of its strongest advocates with the passing of Dee Frey, longtime Rochester, NY native and Arabian horse owner and afficiando.

We have received word that examiner and former certification chairman, Pat Gallahan, has suffered a heart attack and is hospitalized. Pat has touched many lives throughout the farrier community, both here and abroad, and our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family. Wishing you a full and rapid recovery, Pat.

Help this Cowpoke get back on his feet!!! Travis Braden needs our help.

For a life that left us too soon, giving back and honoring the Arabian community.

The world is a little less bright as we mourn the loss of a great cowboy, horseman and all round good friend. Randy Anderson lost his battle this week and we pray he finds peace