Warm-up Ring Etiquette
Adhering to some basic rules while prepping horses for competition will keep everyone safe, informed and courteous.
Julie Winkel
Conformation Clinic: Choose the Handsome Hunter/Jumper
Place these Thoroughbreds in your order of preference. Then go to page 29 in the July 2009 issue of Practical Horseman magazine to see how your choices compare to sporthorse judge Julie Winkel's.
Conformation Clinic: Choose the Classy Jumper
Place these Thoroughbreds in your order of preference. Then go to page 31 in the June 2009 issue of Practical Horseman magazine to see how your choices compare to sporthorse judge Julie Winkel's.
Conformation Clinic: Choose the Sturdy Eventer
Place these draft-crosses in your order of preference. Then go to page 31 in the May 2009 issue of Practical Horseman magazine to see how your choices compare to sporthorse judge Julie Winkel's.
Conformation Clinic: Choose the Best Equitation Horse
Place these Thoroughbreds in your order of preference. Then go to page 22 in the April 2009 issue of Practical Horseman magazine to see how your choices compare to sporthorse judge Julie Winkel's.
Conformation Clinic: Choose the Solid Dressage Horse
Place these warmbloods in your order of preference. Then go to the March 2009 issue of Practical Horseman magazine to see how your choices compare to sporthorse judge Julie Winkel's. From the editors of Practical Horseman.
Conformation Clinic: Choose the Passable Eventer
Put these three Canadian Sporthorses in your order of preference. To find out how your choices compare to sporthorse judge Julie Winkel's, see Conformation Clinic in the February 2009 issue of Practical Horseman.
Conformation Clinic: Choose the Yearling with Potential
Place these young geldings in your order of preference. To find out how your choices compare to sporthorse judge Julie Winkel's, see Conformation Clinic in the January 2009 issue of Practical Horseman.