Kate Kosnoff
Embrace the Mud
“A horse that comes in covered poll to dock in mud is a happy horse.” →
Facing the Mortality of My Senior Horses
“Every day that Mac and Marley get to go outside and just be horses is a victory in →
Don’t Let a Number Control You
“I will work to praise my body for what it is, instead of what it isn’t.” →
Here’s to the Winter Warriors
“This sport expects a lot out of us—time, a love and respect for horses, and an awful lot →
Body Shaming in the Show Ring: Enough is Enough
Fat-shaming, skinny-shaming, short-shaming, tall-shaming… it all needs to stop! Kate Kosnoff of Riders for Well-Being is calling for →
The Call for New Equestrian Role Models
“We sometimes think that life gets better when the jumps get bigger and the breeches get pricier.” Kate →
2015 Best of HN #11: Body Image, the Show Ring & Why Something Has to Change
After years of watching her A/AA-circuit peers starve them bodies into an “acceptable” shape, Riders for Well-Being founder Kate Kosnoff decided that enough was enough. →
Get the Look: Summer Chill
Because there’s nothing cute about looking like a hot mess in the saddle. →
Product Review: A Horse Box
Kate dishes on what arrived in her monthly shipment from A Horse Box! →
School, Sports, Social Lives & Horses: How to Balance It All (Without Going Insane)
Juggling a jam-packed student schedule can feel overwhelming, but it can be done! Kate Kosnoff, a junior at Denison University in Ohio, shares some tips for managing your time like a pro. →
Shopping For a New Horse? Read This First
Are you in the market? Kate Kosnoff guides us through a few critical steps in the horse-shopping process. →
The Blame Game
When things don’t go as planned in the saddle, who’s really at fault? Kate Kosnoff reflects. →
Kate at the In Gate: Body Image, the Show Ring & Why Something Has to Change
After years of watching her A/AA-circuit peers starve them bodies into an “acceptable” shape, Riders for Well-Being founder Kate Kosnoff decided that enough was enough. →