My Soapbox for Equestrian Writings
For those of us who are could only dream about attending the World Equestrian Games in Kentucky, there are — luckily — many bloggers who can help you experience the games vicariously through their posts and tweets. This list is a starting point. Please chime in if you have other suggestions! Twitter: @ChronofHorse @eventingnation @USEquestrian […]
Read MoreHere’s a site that puts LOL cats to shame. Hahahorses puts laughter to good use. Every day they post a new photo and invite readers to submit a caption. Readers vote for their favorite captions and the caption with the most votes wins. But laughter in this case is good medicine for horses as well […]
Read MoreI’m very flattered that Jane at The Literary Horse has named us as one of her recipients of the Beautiful Blogger Award. I’m flattered. And I’m stumped! As part of the award, I need to pass it along to other blogs that I think are worthy and she has already named many of the blogs […]
Read MoreIt’s hard to believe that 2009 is over. Looking back at the blur of days and months there are a few things that I feel good about on the equestrian front. I forged a deeper bond with Freedom who has flourished as my one and only horse. I moved him up to the first flight […]
Read MoreI just found another local blogger who also audited the Mary Wanless clinic. Cool to get another opinion and discover what stood out to her. Lee Cullen, who writes Confession of a Struggling Dressage Rider, wrote: Yesterday, I audited the Mary Wanless clinic at Larkspur Farm in Littleton, Massachusetts. So…what did I think? I enjoyed […]
Read MoreRecently I read something by another blogger that intrigued me. They wrote that someone else was writing “their blog.” Not literally, of course, but the blog they had intended to write when they started out. Their own blog had morphed into something entirely different. Other people then chimed in with the names of bloggers who […]
Read MoreSeveral years ago I had the idea to build a product review web site for equestrian products. I noticed that equine bulletin boards were full of requests for comments on saddles, different feeds, bit choices and more. I thought it would be helpful to have all that information on one site, organized in a way […]
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