Sweet success in the world of natural horse care!
The Associated Press recently announced that honey, heralded through time as powerful antibiotic, is making a scene in mainstream medicine. Continue reading
Sweet success in the world of natural horse care!
The Associated Press recently announced that honey, heralded through time as powerful antibiotic, is making a scene in mainstream medicine. Continue reading
Today seemed to go by faster than my to-do list got accomplished. Feeding was finished by dark, but I did not work the horses I wanted to. Frustrating, but there is a way through that now-closed door. The cold wind howled outside as I dragged a mini-trampoline in from the storeroom. Continue reading
Most of us do not have access to warm water in our barns or fields. One way to supply warm water is to Continue reading
We were asked “what do you do in winter to keep the horses fit?” That is a very important question. We get winter ice and snow but we don’t have an indoor arena on the farm. We need to come up with creative ways to keep horses and riders in training. Here are 10 of our favorite solutions: Continue reading
Happy New Year! Some semblance of peace has replaced the hubbub of the holidays: Denise and I actually took a trail ride the other day. And with New Year’s Eve looming, my thoughts naturally turn to resolutions.
I pulled out my goal sheets from last year. I mentally checked off the “completes” as I read down the list. I was surprised and excited by how many I had achieved, even when I wasn’t thinking about it. That’s part of the power of written goals. Continue reading
Trina had her first groundwork lesson today. Her daughter shows hunt seat and has been riding with me for close to a year. This is their first focused foray into the world of natural horsemanship in ground training. Continue reading
Yesterday I revealed my secret for warm feet in winter: boot insoles that carry hand-warmers. Today, I discovered something even better: warmers that are the shape of the entire boot insole! Continue reading
Brrrrrrr!
We’ve had temperatures plummet below freezing, we’ve had gale force winds, now we’re hunkering down for predicted snow and sleet. The horses are ready for the winter, as are the barns and pastures. Are we? Continue reading
Congratulations to Tom! His wife and daughters have been pursuing natural horsemanship and horse training for several years. Tom has always been bedrock support to them in their pursuit of equestrian passion. And now, he has a new partner to call his own! Welcome, Molly Mule! Continue reading
Here are some pictures and measurements of the Crosby Prix des Nations I’m selling:
The length of the saddle flap from the stirrup bar to the bottom of the flap: 15″

Gullet Width:

