I know we all get the “fun” e-mails from our friends, but sometimes they hit a little too close to home. Do you recognize yourself

On Jan. 22 President Obama signed into law the Haiti Assistance Income Tax Relief Act. The new law allows taxpayers to deduct contributions made for

How can you get the press (i.e., TheHorse.com) involved in covering a welfare or other equine issue? We often have people who want TheHorse.com to

Please help the American Horse Publications–a group of nearly every equine-related magazine, newsletter, breed organization, Web site, and horse publishing entity–reach the 10,000-mark with the

There are only a few more days until the Horse Industry Survey conducted by the American Horse Publications closes on Jan. 31. If you own,

This has nothing to do with horses, but it has to do with horse people. We care. Sometimes we seem to care more for animals

Kentucky is known for the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Fried Chicken. Little did I realize that was a race. And you know what, in 2009

Welcome to winter! 2010 is starting in Kentucky with a week of sub-freezing temperatures. I put the heat tape on the hydrant in the barn,

I gave up making New Year’s resolutions years ago. Instead, I pretty much make resolutions every day. Some are just to get through that day

Here’s your chance to influence a whole new book! Our book publishing arm is finalizing their titles for 2010. What equine-related topic do you want

Sometimes I think they do it on purpose … you know, the older horses that have been around forever and know what really ticks you

Tis the Monday before Christmas And all through the farm There’s mud to my armpits And a cry of alarm! Where’d that water come from?

I like to share fun stuff with you in this blog, especially if it’s free. SmartPakequine.com is offering a “build-it-yourself” Christmas card. You can pick

I’ve been saving this for a special occasion, and today is the day! My husband is a professional musician. He wrote the theme for the

Okay, so that might be a little dramatic, but it certainly feels that way to me, and I’m sure she’s happier! I just returned from

Endings and beginnings; that’s what December brings to mind. Look back to see what we did or did not accomplish this year. Look ahead to