the idea of order
The Idea of Order: How to Read Horse Sale Ads…
You’re welcome. →
The Idea of Order: Equine Risk Assessment Chart
Because we really need a graph to tell us this. →
The Idea of Order: Pinterest Clipping Fail
Go home, Pinterest, you’re drunk. →
The Idea of Order: Rollkur…
… because horses don’t need to breathe anyway! →
The Idea of Order: Majikal Breeding
… because anyone can start a breed registry. →
The Idea of Order: Sibling Rivalry
… even horses experience the pain. →
The Idea of Order: Communication…
… is difficult. →
The Idea of Order: Horse Forums…
Because advice from the Interwebz is always super solid. →
The Idea of Order: When Equestrians House-Shop
Yet another reason so many horse people are single …. →
The Idea of Order: Trainer Discussions…
… because who else is going to set your horse straight? →
The Idea of Order: Why Parents Buy Their Kids Ponies
… it (probably) isn’t because they hate the kids. →
The Idea of Order: An Equestrian ‘Sick Day’
… because horses are an addiction and most of us aren’t “normal.” →
The Idea of Order: ‘Helpful’ Advice from the Warm-up Ring
… AKA awkwardly funny stuff, overheard. →
The Idea of Order: Braiding …
… another form of character building. →
The Idea of Order: Hello Summer!
…I see you brought your friends, Heat Stroke and Drenched-in-Sweat with you! →
The Idea of Order: The Good Life…
…my horses lead it. →
The Idea of Order: How to Read Your Mare’s Many Expressions
A cheat sheet of sorts. →
The Idea of Order: Barn Cars….
Only equestrians understand. →
If Dressage Letters Made Sense…
…the arena might look more like THIS, as illustrated by Morgane Schmidt. Go Riding! Morgane Schmidt is a →
The Idea of Order: ‘The Adventures of Dressage Man’
This week, Morgane Schmidt hands the reins of her comic over to her un-horsey boyfriend, Louis. She apologizes →
The Idea of Order: Speaking of animal advice columns…
Morgane Schmidt’s mare Icee is back with another round of sound, er, unsound advice. Word to the wise: →
The Idea of Order: More famous last words
This may the first time in history an artist has attempted to capture the elusive “buck-fart” in action. →