Rediscovering the hunter/jumper ring as an "over the hill" amateur equestrian
There’s a moment—usually when you’re tightening the girth or asking for that first trot—when you realize something has shifted. At this stage, caring for older horses becomes especially important. Your older horse isn’t a baby anymore.But he’s not quite ready…
There comes a moment in every horse girl’s life when she finds herself staring at trailers online at 10:47 PM thinking, “Okay… but who am I as a hauler?” It’s often at this point that questions about a bumper pull trailer…
🚛 Start With Your Trailer (Before You Even Think About Loading) Your horse trailer has likely been sitting through winter—quiet, still, maybe collecting dust (and let’s be honest… probably a few spider webs). Before your horse ever steps inside, this…
Quick Veterinary Disclaimer: The information in this article is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional veterinary advice. Always consult a licensed veterinarian before administering any medication or treatment to your horse. Medication rules and restrictions may also vary…
My mother has Progressive Supranuclear Palsy—PSP. If you’ve never heard of it, that makes sense. I hadn’t either. Not until it showed up in our lives and started rearranging everything without asking permission. PSP is a rare neurological disease. It…
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