The trip home went fine. Until we hit American soil. Travel abroad is always a bit of a coin toss, with long flights, customs, security,

I posted a few photos yesterday while sitting at the airport (see those), but here’s the real report. The F‡ilte Ireland Dublin Horse Show has

I often describe horse shows as my "natural habitat." But while I’ve had the pleasure of attending a diverse array of equine events, including the

Turf racing, while not the main focus at American Thoroughbred tracks, is the marquee event at many Irish racecourses. Neither of the courses we visited (The

After bidding a fond farewell to Mount Juliet–I’m coming back–we headed to Co Wicklow for a second trekking adventure with Glendalough Equestrian Center.   The

While the sightseeing has been grand, I was really looking forward to the trekking–there’s something uniquely thrilling about seeing fresh scenery between the ears of

"Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again." So starts Daphne DuMaurier’s novel, Rebecca, a tale in which the setting, a fictional estate called

Were I to picture my own personal heaven, it would be much like The Curragh. The 5,000 acres are said to be the area over

For history, art, food, scenery, and golf within comfortable distance of the equine attractions of Co Kildare, look no further than The Kildare Hotel &

As a Lexington resident used to palatial stables on every other hill and rolling green fields stocked with fuzzy foals, I thought I’d be immune

Such an incredible day! I’m so excited to tell you all about our trip to the National Stud and share some of the hundreds of