Editor’s Note: Horse Illustrated is introducing a new column for 2015. Stable Advice is a place for our readers to offer their advice on some of those uniquely equestrian problems. These aren’t the questions that you’d normally ask your...
Happy Friday, everyone! It sure has been a big week here on the Internet where I spend most of my time. First, there were some llamas. Then there was a dress.pic.twitter.com/MXrDaJ9L59
— Emily Cole (@ECIllustrations) February 27, 2015I have...
For Andalusian stallions Chico and Paco, life at Spring Fever Farm in Mt. Airy, Maryland (not far from where I live) has as a nice steady rhythm: dressage lessons, turn out, lots of carrots and admiration, exhibitions and wedding...
Spring is right around the corner, but sometimes after a long winter, it’s hard to get motivated to get back in the saddle, especially if you’ve given your horse the season off. Here are ten tips to get those...
Happy Friday, everyone! Here in Kentucky, we’ve been snowbound for much of the week and the forecast tells me it’s going to be an icy, slushy weekend. Great. But, life goes on, and here’s what’s been happening in the...
Working on your fitness on the ground will help you be more effective and balanced in the saddle.
One of the (only) good things about not owning my own horse is that I have time to try out new activities....
In the world of horse rescue, you never know what "tools” you’re going to have to pull out from under your hat to deal with daily surprises. This week – Jennifer Swanson and Brad Gaver, co-founders of Pure Thoughts...
If your favorite valentine is one who eats hay and is currently in the process of shedding, you probably don’t need any specific reason—you love your horse, it’s as simple as that. But sometimes people ask: why would you...
Wherever there are horse people, there are sure to be non-horse people jumping away from each pony snort. And God bless ‘em, because the equine world they have to learn in order to keep up with their horsey loved...
