Noelle Maxwell
Reader Photo Challenge: Memorial Day
This week, we wanted to see how you and your horse honored those who served. →
Reader Photo Challenge: Gettin’ Creative
Horse people are innovative. →
Reader Photo Challenge: Equine Siblings
Nothing like brotherly or sisterly love! →
Reader Photo Challenge: Game Face On
Get your competition face ready — show season is coming! →
Book Review: ‘Horse Girl’ by Carrie Seim
Enjoyable, relatable, humorous, fact-filled and all the potential to become a modern-day horsey classic! This novel has it →
Reader Photo Challenge: Green Pastures
Fresh green grass, bright blue skies, spring is here! →
Reader Photo Challenge: ‘Tis the Season
Shedding season, that is! →
Reader Photo Challenge: Moody Mares (and Geldings)
We’ve all seen the “resting mare face.” →
Reader Photo Challenge: The Windows to the Soul
Who doesn’t love gazing into their horse’s eyes? →
Reader Photo Challenge: Blanket Destroyers
Because we all know a horse or two with a propensity for destroying blankets… →
Reader Photo Challenge: 5 Long-Eared Equines
We just can’t get enough of these adorable equines. →
Reader Photo Challenge: Nap Time
Because we can all use a little rest and relaxation! →
Reader Photo Challenge: Unbridled Joy
Horses bring us plenty of joy, and sometimes we’re lucky enough to have that joy captured in an →
Reader Photo Challenge: Be Bold
Be bold, be brave. →
Gallop Literary Magazine: Not Your Average Horse Magazine
Introduced by author Jody Jaffe, Gallop is a new breed of horse magazine where “the confluence of horses and →
Reader Photo Challenge: Throwback Thursday
This week we wanted to see your throwback photos. As usual, you, dear readers, delivered and even shared →
Reader Photo Challenge: Horse Snuggles
We all love giving our horses a little love! →
Reader Photo Challenge: Color Coordinated
Matchy-matchy. →
Reader Photo Challenge: Happy New Year!
Let’s all hope for a better 2021. →
Reader Photo Challenge: Deck The Halls…Or Stalls!
Deck the stalls…uh…what’s festive and rhymes with “stalls?” →