For many of us horse women (and even some of you men) losing one of our horses can be like losing a family member. It’s definitely losing a best friend, even if she’s got four legs, fur, and a tail. We tend to pour our hearts, time, and resources into our horses. That’s a big [...]

Deanna Castro over at Professional Horse Blogazine wrote an interesting post today questioning if it’s possible to get rich with horses as your profession. My initial thought was, nope, definitely not. Then it occured to me, not unless your name is Parelli. And that got me thinking, why is it that so many horse people [...]

In this week’s Horse Master with Julie Goodnight episode (airs weekly on RFDTV), Julie works with a young rider to learn to feel her trot diagonals instead of looking for them. She posted this 5 minute video of the session on YouTube. It’s worth watching, even if you already know how to feel your diagonals. [...]

I’ve been to the Equine Affaire at the Ohio State Expo Center twice in the last three years, and was generally pretty good for one day of clinics and shopping. Now that I’ve got a horse, however, everything’s changed. I’m interested in a whole different set of clinics, not to mention a lot of equipment [...]

I’m an online shopper. I like to look for good prices, read reviews, compare products, and find the best quality at the best price. I don’t have any good tack shops in my area, so I order all of my horsey stuff online. And I’m always discouraged by just how poorly designed, organized, and run [...]