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Horse Basics
Feeding Your Horse GM-Free
Over the past few decades the labeling laws on food have become rather ambiguous, if not downright useless. This goes for our food as well as that of (all of) our furry friends. Not Totally Paranoid I don’t know about everyone else, but I don’t want genetically modified food (or meat from animals fed on […]
Interviews
Samantha Jane Elmhurst – Horse Artist Interview
Name Samantha Jane Elmhurst BA Hons Website & Places you can find my work online Website: www.livingart.org.uk About.com: Veterinary Medical Illustration Article Anatomy Book: The Horse in Motion Vetcell: Horse Tendon Anatomy (PDF) Allan and Page: Bringing Him From the Brink You can see my work on BSAVA website and other publisher’s sites in the […]
Horse Art
The Horses of Théodore Géricault
Théodore Géricault was a French painter during the early 19th century and was known for two things, horses and his romantic artistic style. One of the few independently wealthy artists I’ve featured, it seems Théodore did as he pleased. Self Taught Artist Géricault was a life-long horse lover and found himself fascinated with horses at […]
Horse News
Equitrekking Nominated for A Daytime Emmy
A hearty congratulations to Equitrekking which has been nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award for their 3rd consecutive year. The Honor Equitrekking is an amazing travel show featuring equine holidays around the globe. Thanks to the tireless efforts of Darley Newman (host, producer & writer) and Chip Ward (executive producer & writer) the show has […]
Horse Basics
Black Locust Tree – Toxic Plant of the Week
Welcome to toxic plant Monday where once a week we learn about yet another member of the plant world that has it in for horses. Today we are going to look at a really gorgeous tree – the snowy blooms of the Black Locust Tree.
Videos with Horses
The Story of Leonardo’s Horse
Leonardo da Vinci is arguably one of the most amazing artists that ever lived…he also had a thing for horses. An anatomy and engineering buff, Leonardo undertook a massive project with his grand horse statue. An Incomplete Masterpiece With all of his talent, Leonardo was easily bored and had trouble completing projects. Interestingly enough, he […]
Equine Online
A List of Horse Rescue Blogs Worth Following
For the past few weeks I’ve been sharing some fantastic online reading for horse lovers. However I’ve come to realize that I could spend days listing all of the different types of equine blogs out there. The Rescue Blogs Perhaps the most important genre of blogs when it comes to animals is the rescues. These […]
Interviews
Suzanne M. Fairchild – Horse Artist Interview
Name Suzanne M. Fairchild Website & places you can find my work online www.rsfairchild.com, fairchildfarmgirl.blogspot.com & also @ Midwest Mercantile in Keystone, South Dakota Where I am Canby, MN out of town on a farm where we custom feed cattle and sustainably raise hogs, chickens, ducks, geese, and sheep. We also have an orchard, vineyard, […]
Horse Art
The Horses of Albrecht Adam
Albrecht Adam was a German artist during the early 19th century known for his battle scenes and his lovely horses. Bringing to the canvas his life experience on the battlefield & his obvious connection with horses. Making A Name Adam spent some time in Vienna where his work captured the attention of Napoleon’s stepson Eugène […]
Interviews
Gretchen Bjornson – Horse Artist Interveiw
Name Gretchen Bjornson Website & Places you can find my work online Blog: www.gretchenbjornsonart.blogspot.com Fine Art America: Gretchen Bjornson Facebook: Gretchen Bjornson Art Licking County Arts Gallery in Newark, Ohio Where I am Pataskala, Ohio
Horse Basics
Black Cherry Tree – Toxic Plant of the Week
It’s Monday and that time of the week again, time to learn about another plant that can make your horse sick (the list seems never ending already, & it’s only the B’s!). Today a closer look at the Black Cherry Tree with it’s vibrant scarlet red berries.
Videos with Horses
Mongolian Racer
There is a lot of controversy among the Western horse world around Mongolian horse practices. Horse meat and milk has sustained their culture for centuries & their races, while brutal, hone centuries old skills and keep their stock strong. I Don’t Have To Agree While I will never try horse meat and am not interested […]