Love this blog! It almost replaces Cindy's column in Horse Illustrated (pretty much the main reason I subscribed) but not quite. She has a great sense of humor about the life we choose to have with our four-footed family members.
You are amazing. I enjoyed reading your articles in Horse Illustrated, and then I found out about the blog (that made me very happy to know there was more, so I don't have to wait a month to read more of your writings!). Thank you for being such a phenomenal writer, and I hope Wally's feet don't cause any more trouble. :)
This is great that there's a blog! I really liked your articles in Horse Illustrated. At my recent show you were my judge and gave me 1st and 2nd place! Continue writing so we can all keep up with your horsey life!
Cindy, Hello I just recieved Novembers issue of horse illistrated and out of habit I flipped to the very last page. And to my surprise I saw May. Right there fighting for carrots with a yellow lab. I almost fell over. Not more then a few months ago that little girl was sitting at the Norco Animal Shelter, where I currently work. Reading the story about how shes doing made me so estatic and im happy shes doing so well especially since I was the one to introduce the family to May. But I was wondering if you would possibly be doing to piece on the Norco Animal Shelter and all the horses we have and have come across.
I met your sister last week in a pet store. She had walked in for the same reason I did... Just to peek at the babies? We talked about our love for animals and she mentioned I should google you and look you up. I am a psychic but also do animal psychic work as well. I am a total animal activist ? my facebook is geared completely towards that.
Wonderful, but I'm reaching out for help. I have a 12 year old gelding ex-race horse. Cowboy Drifter, out of Twining; kin to Secretariat and Northern Dancer. He's a good and gentle boy, but still a bit confused. He thinks he's a stud and acts up around the ladies; won't pay attention to me & hard to get moving. I have your 2005 Part One Teaching Aids for riding,not racing,; from Horse Illustrated. How can I get hold of Part Two, and any other such articles that may help re-train this guy. Any suggestions?
Hi, Robert. Part II of that article is online: http://www.horsechannel.com/horse-exclusives/ottb-mind-schooling.aspx Good luck with your horse!
It's so good to see Cindy writing about what she loves most! I knew Cindy years ago when we rode hunters, in fact I got a young Trak. mare from her, Liesl.