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Interviews
Phyllis Waltman – Horse Artist & Author Interview
Name Phyllis Waltman Website and Places you can find me online Website: www.artforthehorselover.com www.Michaelsonmain.com www.Christiancowgirl.net www.Reindeer-ranch.com www.Codycountryartleague.com www.Murphsranchmarket.com
Horse Basics
Horse Breeds Beginning With U
It’s horse breed Thursday again and time to meet another letter of the equine world. Make sure you visit the breeds section where I’ve written pages about every breed I can find. If you haven’t met the rest of the alphabet, be sure to do so A | B | C | D | E […]
Interviews
Bénédicte Gelé – Horse Artist Interview
Name Bénédicte Gelé Website & Places you can find my work online I have got a web site : www.artcheval.com, a blog in french: www.humeurs-equines.com and Artcheval on Facebook Where I am I am a French who lives in Shanghai for a unknown moment.
Horse Art
Grey Horse Art 2
Last week I brought you part 1 of grey horses in art and today it’s time for part two. I found more grey animals than any other color in the artistic world, which is rather interesting to note.
Equine Products
Mules, Mules and More Mules By Rose Miller
Rose Miller is an author I’ve interviewed in the past and I’m delighted to announce that she has published a new book Mules, Mules and More Mules and provided the write-up below to share about it. Mules. A most unique and captivating equine. Are mules really sure-footed, stubborn, opinionated, “bombproof,” or more “dog-like” in their […]
Equine Products
FEI EquiTests iPhone Apps from iTunes
The horse world is quickly getting themselves online and EquiApps.com has really done a great job of keeping up with technology. Recently I posted about their USEA iPhone Apps and today I wanted to share the equally as handy FEI EquiTest Apps. FEI Roundup I’ve collected them all here so they are easy to find […]
Horse Basics
Mesohippus – Extinct Equidae
The Mesohippus is the ‘middle horse’ and earned this name because they are the link between the eohippus-type horses of the Eocene and more ‘modern’ horses of today. They come from the northern woodlands of North America around 37 – 32 million years ago.
Videos with Horses
How to Hold the Reins
While it may sound simple for those of us who ride, for newcomers it can be a source of frustration. Understanding the best way to hold on is an important task and not to be taken lightly. English Specific Yes, this is an English specific video, as the western discipline holds their reins very differently. […]
Guest Posts
Solve The Saddle Mystery
Recently I had a reader send me photos of a saddle that she wanted to learn more about. Unfortunately I couldn’t help her, but I offered to put it to my readers and see if there are any tack experts out there who can help. So Here Goes Here are the pics she sent over […]
Events
Equine Awareness Day
This came to me recently and I had to share it with my readers. The idea of an Equine Awareness Day to support & raise awareness for horse healers and horses who heal is lovely and I hope everyone will get involved.
Guest Posts
First Impressions of Horse Riding
This fun post is curtesy of Louise Baker, a freelance writer who writes over at Zen College Life and wanted to share her first impressions of riding with us. Image from wildeharen Those First, Scary Impressions My first impressions of horse riding will forever leave a lasting impact on my memory. Initially, upon seeing Zephyr […]
Interviews
Jacqueline Collen-Tarrolly – Horse Artist Interview
Name Jacqueline Collen-Tarrolly Website & Places you can find my work online My website is www.toadstoolfarm.com and my phone is 310 502 1462. Email is info{at}toadstoolfarm.com.