Two of our writers have been competing in western dressage — and they’re hooked! Read how Ashley Francese rediscovered →
If you’ve ever had to sell a horse, you know the headache that comes with answering ad inquiries. →
If you’ve ever had a horse that you don’t quite click with, you know how frustrating it can →
“Rather than wearing umbrage like a shield, and retreating behind our screens and into the barn aisles, let’s →
In a year that has been riddled with uncertainty and unrest, Ashley Francese finds a way to make →
Standardbreds as sidesaddle mounts? Absolutely! The next installment of Stories of Standardbreds serves to remind us just how →
Patricia Clark and her Standardbred East Meets West are true trailblazers when it comes to endurance riding. They →
In part 15 of her stories on Standardbreds, Ashley Francese offers another testament to the versatility of Standardbreds — especially →
Some of us are beginning to feel quite cooped up while we’re quarantined at home. Fortunately, Ashley Francese →
As mud season reaches its stride, horses are adapting to it in unexpected ways and many horse owners →
“I could not comprehend that I had been awake, had had previous conversations about this with my mother →
Standardbreds as endurance mounts? Absolutely! In our next installment of Stories of Standardbreds, we introduce you to Anita →
What’s your trainer really trying to say? Here’s a quick guide to understanding your trainer. →
In a true show of the potential of the breed, Ashley describes what it was like to take →
The next installment of our series on Standardbreds introduces Michaela and her fiery horse, Mooney. You can meet them →
As a continuation of our series on Standardbreds, we want to introduce you to Sabrine Spring, a long-time →
Looking for just the right horse flick? Take this quiz! →
Our horses are our mirrors… right? Here is a look at what your horse — or at least →
Working with off-track horses is both challenging and rewarding. Although each horse is unique, here are six commonalities that can be →
“… it is so important for equestrians to get outside of their comfort zones, to try new things →
We all have our guilty pleasures when it comes to watching TV shows with horses in them. Now here’s a →
Horse professionals aren’t in it for the money, which is probably a good thing. Long hours, demanding clients, testy →
Do you ever hear the lyrics to a song and think, “Man, if that doesn’t sum up my →
When you are part of the horse world, there are so many things that can bring about bad →