HORSE NATION

Because you have better things to do than trek around the pasture looking for missing articles of equine clothing, and your horse knows it. Take it away, Morgane Schmidt! continue reading »

What’s going on in this week’s comic? Submit your best caption on The Idea of Order Facebook page then vote for the ones you like best by ‘liking’ them. continue reading »

Some people think that horse-craziness is just a “phase” that we go through–and in a sense, Morgane Schmidt explains, they’re right. continue reading »

When it comes to getting injured, horses have a remarkable sense of timing–bad timing, that is. Morgane Schmidt explains. continue reading »

Do you ever suspect that your horses are conspiring against you? It’s not just you being paranoid. Take it away, Morgane Schmidt! continue reading »

Morgane Schmidt and her fiance Louis, an aviation enthusiast, both have ridiculously expensive hobbies–but Louis’ might take the cake. continue reading »

Horse Nation’s illustrious illustrator Morgane Schmidt is back this week with a brand new portrait of flawed equine logic. continue reading »

Equestrians can be a little… romantically impaired when it comes to date nights. Horse Nation’s illustrious illustrator Morgane Schmidt gives us a little help.
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“Just curious: Does anyone else think tying a wound-up, 1,100-lb. animal to a string and holding on sounds a little foolish?” That’s the inspiration behind this week’s comic by Morgane Schmidt. continue reading »

Are you one of those people who dresses their horse up for Christmas pictures? We love those people. Horses, however, not so much. Take it away, Morgane Schmidt! continue reading »

Being an announcer at dressage shows, struggling to pronounce all those fancy European names, can’t be easy. Enjoy the latest from sometime show announcer Morgane Schmid. continue reading »

Morgane Schmidt’s latest comic deals with that necessary seasonal evil, body clipping, which makes her itch just thinking about it. continue reading »

When uttered from the mouth of a pony, these innocent words suddenly seem… diabolical. Here’s the latest from HN’s illustrious illustrator Morgane Schmidt. continue reading »

Illustrator Morgane Schmidt let her new fiance (congrats!) Louis take the reins of this week’s comic. Plenty of significant others out there will be able to relate to this one… continue reading »

HN illustrator Morgane Schmidt is back this week with a definition of “Horse” that may not be Merriam-Webster approved but, as any horse owner will tell you, is true nonetheless. continue reading »

Equine advice columnist Icee is ba-ack with some wise words for a dressage horse who is being forced to jump against its will. By Horse Nation’s illustrious illustrator Morgane Schmidt. continue reading »

Morgane Schmidt writes, “Pretty sure we all know someone who could win the gold in this…” Touché, Morgane. Touché. continue reading »

This week, Morgane Schmidt hands the reins of her comic over to her un-horsey boyfriend, Louis. She apologizes in advance. continue reading »

Horse Nation’s illustrious illustrator Morgane Schmidt makes another astute observation about the inherently self-destructive nature of horse logic. continue reading »

Morgane Schmidt’s mare Icee is back with another round of sound, er, unsound advice. Word to the wise: Do NOT let your horse see this comic. continue reading »

This may the first time in history an artist has attempted to capture the elusive “buck-fart” in action. Leave it to Morgane Schmidt! continue reading »

How much making-fun-of-dressage can you handle in one day? A little more, we hope. Take it away, Louis (a.k.a. “Idea of Order” illustrator Morgane’s unhorsey boyfriend). continue reading »

An awful lot can happen to a pair of white breeches in the span of 45 minutes when you’re around horses. Morgane Schmidt illustrates. continue reading »

This week, cartoonist Morgane Schmidt hands over the reins to her boyfriend, Louis Gabriel, self-proclaimed “Horse Expert of the World.” continue reading »

Cartoonist Morgane Schmidt pays tribute to an underrepresented, under-appreciated and misunderstood cross section of equine society, “The Disgruntled Lesson Horse.” continue reading »