Last week it was games for the wii and this week a long list for the (much) more popular handheld Nintendo DS. There are tons of horsey options for the DS, all of them offering a fun new pet and hours of entertainment. Some of the games are suitable for an older crowd while still […]
This is a rather unique position within the horse industry & one that allows for a great deal of flexibility. The experience required for being a horse transport specialist must include four wheels (& sometimes even 2 wings) as well as four legs. Changing Gears There is a higher percentage of men in this field […]
The horse blogger of this week is Stacey Kimmel-Smith, you can find more of her stuff over at her blog Behind The Bit. (Be sure & grab her RSS feed while you are there). Stacey writes about dressage, riding & sport horses peppered with her own personal experiences and the trials & tribulations of horse […]
The recent vein of horse games has been a lot of fun, so I thought I’d continue everyone’s playing time. Here is a list of horse games for Nintendo wii (don’t worry, I’ll add ’em as I find ’em). There isn’t as great a variety as there is for the Nintendo DS or even PCs, […]
This is perhaps one of the most flexible horse jobs of them all and also one of the most important. Often horses are just part of the deal and many animal sitters must have experience with any number of friendly pets. Watching Other People’s Pets This is a career which demands a lot of hands […]
A little more artistic talent this week as we look at an artist blogger who definitely has a thing for horses, Christine Thomas over at her blog .:EQUUS:.. (Be sure & grab her RSS feed while you are there). Christine is a blogger (& horse owner) with a great deal of education within the horse […]
Something a little different this week, this is an artistic blogger who definitely has a thing for horses, Lynn A. Fraley over at Laf’n Bear Studio. Be sure to visit her blog (& grab her RSS feed while you are there).
For my first horse blogger of the week I had to mention my friend (and frequent guest poster) Eleanor Van Natta over at Sage By Nature. Be sure to visit her Sage Blog (& grab her RSS feed while you are there). Plus you can find all of her guest articles on her author’s page. […]
It’s Wednesday and time for another dose of online horse games. I started cataloguing these games some time ago when I wrote a post about them & with reader additions the list continues to grow. So I’ve developed more organized lists separating them into different types. As always different games will appeal to different people […]
Often a starting off point for ambitions jockeys-to-be, a groom is one of the entry level jobs working with horses. Despite this fact, it takes a lot of grit and a serious knowledge of horses to do a great job. What You Need The groom wears a number of hats during a normal workday and […]
The most important part of horse ownership is understanding their eating habits & nutritional requirements. Below are a few articles that go a little more in-depth about equine feed, different types and a closer look at the types of hay, grain and of course treats (pleeease don’t feed your horse candy). Horse Feed Types A […]
Where can people find more information about you, your tv series and your equestrian travel services online? We have video clips, expert articles and travel blogs on Equitrekking.com, the companion website to the Emmy-winning Equitrekking PBS TV show. EquitrekkingTravel.com features the exceptional equestrian vacations led by local guides that we’ve filmed as we’ve traveled the […]