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Cowboy Chris
Cowboy Chris is heading on a long ride, a very long ride. Chris Blethen is riding from Dallas to New York to raise awareness for children’s cancer research at Heroes For Children. Could it be true…could cowboys really still exist? A Long Ride Chris is a cancer survivor and horse lover who wanted to do […]
Horse Basics
Sustainable Stable Resources
It seems to me that perhaps the most satisfying type of horse life has to be a sustainable one. They are, after all, animals and every effort should be made to keep them in the most natural environment possible. Keeping it Real Considering it is animals we are talking about, there aren’t very many resources […]
Guest Posts
A Horse, Of Course
This handy guest post is curtesy of Don Blazer who teaches over at Horse Courses Online There must be a million horse training tips, tricks and techniques, but one transcends all others. Learning From the Best I stated writing about horses many years ago. And because I was writing for major horse magazines at the […]
Guest Posts
Made That Way – Horse Book Review
This handy review is curtesy of Carol M. Upton, who works with a number of amazing equine (& other animal) authors. “Usually it makes me feel better to wear my riding clothes. But today nothing helps, even when I buckle on my riding helmet and hop on my bike. Somehow I know I’m doomed.” ~ […]
Horse Art
The Horses of Edgar Degas
Edgar Degas was a French Impressionist painter during the late 19th & early 20th centuries. Not just an artist, Degas was an art lover and during his lifetime he amassed an enormous collection of art. An Prolific Artist Perhaps most widely celebrated for his scenes of Parisian life and his preoccupation with ballet dancers. However […]
Horse Art
Equiscapes by Juliet Harrison
Many of my readers already know the artistic equine photography of Juliet Harrison, (and if you don’t know her you should check out her interview). Recently she sent me some information about a fantastic solo show and I had to share with my readers. The Show “Equiscapes” is a solo show by photographer Juliet Harrison […]
Horse Basics
Black Walnut Tree – Toxic Plant of the Week
Back for another toxic plant Monday and a closer look at some of the plants that can make your horse sick. Today we are taking a look at one of the larger members of this collection of plants, the Black Walnut Tree.
Horse Jobs
Horse Careers – Equine Stud Hand
Looking for a job working with horses? Try our job board for current listings! There is a big market for horse jobs among young horse lovers. The horse industry is huge worldwide and jobs can be found in every facet and discipline. This video discusses what it takes to become a stud hand. Not For […]
Horseplay
Horse Craft Ideas
Those of us who love horses have a tendency to be crafty as well, and interestingly enough the two can collide very nicely. There are tons of different horse crafts out there, from DIY items for horse people to horse theme, well – everything. Crafty Equine I started doing some searching around to see what […]
Horse Basics
Quick Guide To Horse Face Markings
Horses come in a wide variety of amazing colors, so many in fact that it’s almost impossible to understand them all. However face markings are much easier to get a handle on. Need More Info? Here is a quick cheat sheet if you will providing some basic information on face marking types & compliment my […]
Horse Art
Genghis Khan – World’s Largest Equestrian Statue
Nope, it’s not the replica of Leonardo da Vinci’s original masterpiece, its way bigger than that. This is a statue revering a Mongolian legend & equestrian extrodinare, Genghis Khan.
Horse Art
The Horses of Rosa Bonheur
Rosa Bonheur was a French painter during the mid to late 19th century and she was widely known for her animal paintings. Her father was an artist and she began to study with him at an early age. An Artistic Life Most of her life was spent painting her animal subjects and exhibiting her work. […]