3rd Annual Southern States Showdown
The 3rd Southern States Showdown will be at the Virginia Horse Center, Lexington, VA on June 6th-8th...open to QH's, Palominos and Reiners. Class sheets are posted below.
Southern States Triple Crown NBHA Super Show
The Southern States Triple Crown NBHA Super Show is in Perry, GA July 3-6. More information below. Entry forms coming soon.
Intervet Barn Chart Deworming Guide
Intervet has made following a deworming schedule a snap with this barn chart. Print yours out today!
Meet Our Team!
The Southern States Horse Feed and Pasture Management Specialists like Ron Perry are ready to help you. See how to contact them.
Show & Tail
Ron and Elsie Hatcher, of Bowling Green, KY, sent us this adorable picture of their Rocky Mountain twin fillies that were born March 28. This precious pair and the mare are fed Legends® Mare and Foal. The Hatchers are very happy with their mare’s milk production.They are customers of the Bowling Green Co-op store.
Danielle Tilman, a representative of Every Horse Has A Purpose Rescue, sent us a picture of Skip. He was rescued six years ago and weighed in then at 800 pounds. By feeding Legends Equitech and Maturity, this 35 year old beauty is now almost 1300 pounds. You can see Skip and other rescued horses at www.myspace.com/everyhorsehasapurpose.
From Lexington, VA to Lexington, KY...three young Southern States customers ventured from their hometown of Lexington, VA to see the Rolex Three Day Event in Lexington, KY in late April. From left to right are Carly Williams, Addie Moore and Fran Rowe - got a taste of riding a horse of a different color, a John Deere. All three young ladies were in awe by the height and width of the jumps at Rolex. They were thrilled to get autographs by many Olympic riders at the show. All three girls ride and show and feed their horses and ponies Legends and Triple Crown horse feeds.
Millie Mills of Hedgesville, WV wrote in sharing a moving story. To help her during recovery from an illness her friend, Linda Elsie, gave her a miniature horse named Little Bit. Loving and caring for the horse helped Millie deal with her depression and aided in her recovery. Millie kept a diary and wrote a poem in honor of Little Bit’s helpful and healing ways. Here’s the poem and a photograph for your enjoyment.
Born a little bit soon…Just a little bit too small
Walks a little bit funny…Just a little bit happy
Just a little bit sad at times…Just a little bit of brown
Just a little bit of black…But being around Little Bit is like
A little bit of heaven…So, that is why I was named LITTLE BIT.