When it comes to telling a 1,000+ pound animal what to do, things aren’t always going to go according to plan. When the crap hits the fan, though, it’s always more fun when there’s someone standing nearby with a camera! (more…)
Peter Lengkeek of the Crow Creek Dakota Tribe can barely recall the story of his ancestors escaping annihilation on the backs of horses without breaking down. But theirs is not a sad story. It is triumphant.
Every horse must cross the rainbow bridge eventually, but the end always seems to come too soon. This is the story of a sendoff that was nothing short of magical, from the blog of photographer Andrea Blair.
Today’s lineup: an unorthodox horse trailer, a not-English saddle, a bombproof saddle, a 16.5-hand paint, a 6-hand thoroughbred, a gated horse, a classic Craigslist selfie, and more!
We talk to first-time director Missy Palmer, whose just-released independent docu-comedy “D’artagnan Is the Champion” traces the roots of an Atlanta rescue horse from his early days in the inner city to his current life as a semi-successful show horse.
