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An oil painting of three rescued horses by artist Richard Rodriguez

"IN BALANCE" 36 x 48 OIL BY RICHARD RODRIGUEZ

At the Phippen Museum's 51st Annual Western Art Show and Sale, Richard Rodriguez was honored to be awarded the George Phippen Memorial Foundation Award

We are pleased to announce the new byline for EquuStyle Magazine, reflecting our evolved focus on advocacy rather than travel. After 18 months of publication, it has become evident that our audience is particularly engaged with stories centered on the protection and preservation of wild horses and burros, organizations that provide equine-assisted services for Veterans or therapeutic horsemanship for people with disabilities, and artists who are inspired by the beauty and majesty of horses.

 

Each quarterly issue will continue to highlight the work of artists, photographers, filmmakers, nonprofits providing equine-assisted services, horse rescues, along with individuals and organizations advocating to protect and preserve America’s wild horses and burros.

 

We invite you to enjoy EquuStyle Magazine’s Summer 2025 issue, which showcases artistry aligned with meaningful advocacy.

"Painted" is the title of an 8 x 8 oil painting of a rescued horse by award-winning fine artist Richard Rodriguez

Richard's work invites us to see rescue horses in a new light. Despite their past hardships, these horses inspire us with their resilience. By valuing each horse, we can create a world they where thrive and are treated with respect.

Discover Richard's Journey

A horse with a flowing mane kicks up dust in a black and white image. The scene is dynamic, creating a sense of power and movement. The title of Scott Wilson's award-winning photograph is “Anger Management” at the Sony 2022 World Photography Awards. © PhotoAdvocacy

AWARD-WINNING PHOTOGRAPHER AND WILD HORSE ADVOCATE

"Viewing mustang behavior in the wild is a raw and invigorating wildlife experience,”  pronounced Scott Wilson, who became a committed photo-advocate for wild horse conservation after he was introduced to the beauty and plight of America’s mustangs. 

Learn About PhotoAdvocacy

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THE HORSE SHELTER IN NEW MEXICO PROUDLY CELEBRATES 25 YEARS

From its humble beginnings in 2000 with just three rescue horses, The Horse Shelter has grown into the largest equine rescue in the state and a respected and influential presence within the New Mexico horse community.

​Read Their Unique Story

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