This is a real grey area for equestrians. →
Good help is hard to find. →
Once again, we’re approaching the start of USDF Championships, followed by the show season really starting up here in Florida. To get ahead of it, I want to revisit this article discussing some of the things to consider when developing your plan for competition. →
Some horses have more than others. →
I’m not sure what he’s so wound up about. →
Who has nice things? →
Appropriate decision making is hard sometimes… →
It’s the law of the Universe. I don’t make the rules… →
Horses do not know the meaning of the word ‘sorry.’… →
Because everyone loves an impromptu social call with the vet. →
It’s the time of year that your elbows cry when you walk outside. →
Because they do have some things figured out. →
There will be signs… →
And if it’s a chestnut mare, they probably won’t be. →
Time to get lost in the black hole that is the barn. →
It’s never the tack, it is always the training. Except sometimes, when it is the tack. Sounds fun, huh? →
Less predictable than you might guess. →
Some are more ferocious than others. →
It’s possible, with the right crowd. →
Particularly if you’re a fragile quadruped with a death wish. →
Because dirt clearly builds your immune system. →
Who needs to be lunged? →
Hint, it’s probably not words of affirmation… →
I mean, it’s basically the same thing… →
Like feral, but with slightly more sass. →