For about a week and a half the closest I got to an equine was the stick horses some friends of mine had for the Country Western theme night at the youth camp with which I was helping. The manufactured clip clop and neighing of the plush horses just didn’t quite do it for me [...]

Tonight begins the first of several official Horse World Gives Back events in which the horse world unites to help the victims of the recent floods and tornadoes. Here’s why it’s so important that we come together to support our equestrian friends across the US: The destruction and loss of life, human and animal, has [...]

I gotta say – I think I have a much greater fear of a disaster hitting the barn where Ace lives than of a disaster hitting my house. I can watch weather reports and hide in the basement if a tornado comes, and know I have the mental faculties to keep myself safe. But if [...]

I just gotta say, my hubby is the best. He’s happy to let me put lots of time, money, and most importantly love into my horse on one non-negotiable condition: I always wear my helmet when I ride. Ben isn’t all that interested in horses himself, but as the husband of an equestrian my safety [...]

I can’t take credit for the deep thought, “There are two types of riders: those who’ve fallen off and those who will.” But it sure does make for a great blog topic, so I can certainly take it and run with it. (Props go to fellow Horses in the Morning fan Ron for posting this [...]

I had a little bit of pre-show jitters in the run up to guest hosting Horses in the Morning. A good plan goes a long way though, and by the time 9 am rolled around and I had a good outline for the show in front of me I was feeling pretty good. All the [...]

Why is it so important for you to tune in to Horses in the Morning live tomorrow morning (or not)? Because I may (or may not) be co-hosting with Glenn! OK, so I’m definitely, for sure, really co-hosting the uber-popular horsey morning show. And you totally should listen live if you can. Or not – [...]