As Christmas songs dominate the radio and festive decorations infiltrate the corners of every store, ’tis officially the season. Horse blankets are out of storage and in full use, and fleece gloves are hands-down the best invention of all...
Photos courtesy of the Caroline HuntDid you know that George Washington was our country’s most famous fox-hunting president? The first president’s home, Mount Vernon, is a place I have visited often. I always think how fun it would be...
It's a common conundrum: You have to work full time to afford the horse, but you can only spend time with the horse on weekends.
The reality has left many horse lovers wondering why they took on the responsibility in...
Fall is the perfect time to celebrate the horse show season winding down with a barn party. Nothing is more fun than getting together with your barn family and having a little party in the barn aisles.
Here is...
We all know the high maintenance horses at our barns. These are the horses whose athletic capability and fleeting moments of sweetness make us jump through hoops to make them happy. More times than not, you’ll hear someone say,...
Hello and happy Friday, everyone! Here’s what’s been happening in the horse world this week.Last week’s news roundup included a mention of Houston Police Horse Charlotte, who was killed when she was hit by...
Would you like to add some horse ornaments to your Christmas tree this year? Does your gift list include your riding pals? If you answered "yes” to either of these questions, then you’ll enjoy this project.
Blank, unfinished wooden horses...
The Budweiser Clydesdales are the highlight of the Super Bowl for every horse lover. In recent years, the ads have featured the bond between horse and human, lost puppies, and other tear-jerking themes (and if you want to watch...
View image | gettyimages.comAmerican Pharoah won the first Triple Crown in a generation, then went on to win racing’s next biggest achievement by winning the Breeder’s Cup Classic on Halloween. Now there’s a campaign going on to make this...
When I was young, we replaced our saintly first horse with a horse that wasn’t so much chestnut as red—the color nature usually reserves for things you shouldn’t eat. Or touch. Or look at funny. And as a fellow...
