Candace Wade
Book Review: ‘Horse’ – a Fictional Journey of Race Legend, “Lexington”
Horse melds 19th Century racing, slavery, equine art history and modern forensics with a dash of romance. By Geraldine →
Go Ahead and Jump
Candace Wade takes a trip to New York in order to spend a weekend honing her skills and →
Book Review: ‘Wild Horses of the Summer Sun’
An Iceland odyssey – on horseback! →
Chukkers in the Burbs
Rain for two days. COVID stir crazy. Friday night in the Burbs. What to do? Polo. →
Big Lick Tennessee Walking Horse and Equine Rescue: An Interview
Candace Wade has long followed the legislation surrounding of Big Lick Tennessee Walking Horses and their fates once their show →
Anxiety on Horseback: “Hypno” It Gone
“I was antsy to touch the horses. June encouraged me to mount. She assured me that I had →
‘10 Days’ Equine Therapy Mini-Doc, With Respect, From Canada
Candace Wade offers this review of ‘10 Days,’ a mini-documentary from filmmaker Patrice Beriault. The main take-away? This →
Op-Ed: Oops! Tennessee Walking Horse Soring Study Foils Deniers
The results of the Detecting Soreness in Horses Consensus Study Report are in. Candace Wade weighs in on the →
Have a Catch
So many of the films presented at the EQUUS Film and Arts Festival 2020 grabbed me. I was →
Priscilla Presley Steps Away From the Proposed Anti-Soring ‘Compromise’ Bill
The controversial amended PAST Act is raising questions among many of the original bill’s supporters, including Priscilla Presley. →
Op-Ed: The Proposed Compromise Legislation Is No Compromise for the Big Lick TWH
As moves are made in Congress to modify and discuss the PAST Act (S. 1007), we’re here to bring →
EQUUS Film and Arts Festival 2020
EQUUS Film and Arts Fest tickets are on sale now. →
EQUUS Film & Arts Fest 2020 VIRTUAL Event To Take Place November 13 – 22, 2020
“The filmmakers, authors, podcasters and artists that have been selected for the fest will be able to unite →
Thursday Therapy
How do you get through your week? For Candace Wade, it’s a bit of equine Thursday Therapy. →
‘Revolution:’ Oh Boy, a ‘Free’ Horse … Hmmm
“After he saw what a mixed up horse Revolution was, Larry considered not taking Revolution out of practicality. →
Book Review: ‘The Rider’s Pain-Free Back’
Or “Loving to Ride Doesn’t Need to Hurt.” By James Warson, MD. →
After Trauma: Who Am I? Reach to a Horse
“The realization that I handled the entire horse responsibility on my own with no missteps was joyous and →
Horse Riders’ COVID-19 Wellness Chart
Still separated from her barn and beloved schooling horse, Candace Wade finds other means of entertainment. →
Update on Escaping to Nashville Barn: Locked Out
What are you doing with your time if you can’t see your horse? →
Mixed Bag of Addressing COVID-19 Across America
“My COVID apprehension melted after having time in open space and having safe-distance time around people who nurture →
Don’t Believe Everything You Think – With Wild Mustangs and Life
“Wild things are teachers — if we pay attention. How often are we blind to what’s really going →
Horse Training (and De-Stressing) From Northern Ireland
Here are some horse training tips from June Burgess in Northern Ireland. So, grab a cuppa, sit back and get ready →
Something Lovely: “The Spot Movie”
Here’s something lovely to watch during quarantine. Take five minutes to watch “The Spot Movie.” →
To Ride or Not to Ride: How Are Schoolers and Schooling Barns Handling COVID-19 Operations?
“Going to the barn might be considered ‘non-essential.’ Going to the barn feels essential to me.” We all are grappling →
Goodbye, My Partner: Losing Your Schooling Horse
“Loving is a risk. Losing is a kaleidoscope of pain.” →