Horse melds 19th Century racing, slavery, equine art history and modern forensics with a dash of romance. By Geraldine →
Candace Wade takes a trip to New York in order to spend a weekend honing her skills and →
An Iceland odyssey – on horseback! →
Rain for two days. COVID stir crazy. Friday night in the Burbs. What to do? Polo. →
Candace Wade has long followed the legislation surrounding of Big Lick Tennessee Walking Horses and their fates once their show →
“I was antsy to touch the horses. June encouraged me to mount. She assured me that I had →
Candace Wade offers this review of ‘10 Days,’ a mini-documentary from filmmaker Patrice Beriault. The main take-away? This →
The results of the Detecting Soreness in Horses Consensus Study Report are in. Candace Wade weighs in on the →
So many of the films presented at the EQUUS Film and Arts Festival 2020 grabbed me. I was →
The controversial amended PAST Act is raising questions among many of the original bill’s supporters, including Priscilla Presley. →
As moves are made in Congress to modify and discuss the PAST Act (S. 1007), we’re here to bring →
EQUUS Film and Arts Fest tickets are on sale now. →
“The filmmakers, authors, podcasters and artists that have been selected for the fest will be able to unite →
How do you get through your week? For Candace Wade, it’s a bit of equine Thursday Therapy. →
“After he saw what a mixed up horse Revolution was, Larry considered not taking Revolution out of practicality. →
Or “Loving to Ride Doesn’t Need to Hurt.” By James Warson, MD. →
“The realization that I handled the entire horse responsibility on my own with no missteps was joyous and →
Still separated from her barn and beloved schooling horse, Candace Wade finds other means of entertainment. →
What are you doing with your time if you can’t see your horse? →
“My COVID apprehension melted after having time in open space and having safe-distance time around people who nurture →
“Wild things are teachers — if we pay attention. How often are we blind to what’s really going →
Here are some horse training tips from June Burgess in Northern Ireland. So, grab a cuppa, sit back and get ready →
Here’s something lovely to watch during quarantine. Take five minutes to watch “The Spot Movie.” →
“Going to the barn might be considered ‘non-essential.’ Going to the barn feels essential to me.” We all are grappling →
“Loving is a risk. Losing is a kaleidoscope of pain.” →