Remember the story of the king who was condemned to roll a boulder up a hill only to watch it roll back down, over and over again for all eternity? Morgane Schmidt offers a horsey spin. (more…)

When it comes to hay, horse owners are like the crazy people who camp out in front of Walmart on Black Friday. Morgane Schmidt explains. (more…)

It’s a give-and-take situation, literally. Morgane Schmidt illustrates. (more…)

With green horses, it’s best to pick your battles. Morgane Schmidt explains. (more…)

Different equestrian disciplines are suited to different equine personalities — and sometimes, Morgane Schmidt explains, the two don’t quite match up. (more…)

Morgane Schmidt writes, “So this past week I announced to The Husband that I *needed* new dressage boots… (preferably the custom ones). This was his response. I think it means ‘yes’.” (more…)

Morgan Schmidt explains, “Seriously, I’m not sure what I’d do with all the money I’d have if I didn’t have horses — or even if they would just STOP. BREAKING. THINGS.” (more…)

Horse psychoanalyst/self-help columnist Dr. B is back in the house, this time fielding a question from “Seeing Things in Seattle.” (more…)

Today’s comic by Morgane Schmidt is a curious blend of dressage, “Sesame Street” and adult humor.

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We just want our horses to feel comfortable in their tack… even if it means losing our own minds in the process. Morgane Schmidt explains. (more…)

Horses were not designed to be stabled in tents, nor were tents designed to stable horses. As illustrated by Morgane Schmidt. (more…)

Spring is here! The sun is shining, the birds are singing and the wind is… well, I’ll let Morgane Schmidt take it from here. (more…)

Enter, if you dare. Take it away, Morgane Schmidt!

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This week’s letter to Dr. B, from “No Brakes in Nebraska,” addresses the universally perplexing equine experience known as “Firstshow.” As translated by Morgane Schmidt. (more…)

Morgane Schmidt illustrates a few key differences of perception. (more…)

And with it, all the joys miseries of the season. As illustrated by the brilliant Morgane Schmidt. (more…)

This is one of the oldest tricks in the book–and yet it never gets any less frustrating. As illustrated by Morgane Schmidt. (more…)