Me riding my trainer’s mare, Molly, during my last active show season. Even when the dressage coat diet works, I’m still unlikely to tuck my

Jack (at left) just minutes after moving in with Atty, his first roommate in several years. Now that’s a happy horse! Photo: Michelle Anderson A

I don’t know about you, but for me every day is pretty much “Day of the Horse.” However, if you’re going by the calendar of

Horses sold at low-end auctions throughout the country face unknown fates. Photo: iStock   I watch horse auction sites from throughout the Pacific Northwest online.

Well-schooled, seasoned stock-type geldings like my homebred Jack used to pull a premium price, but what’s he worth today? Photo: Michelle Anderson When I was

Jenny C. helped move Marathon to the trainer so he could take dressage “boot camp” while I’m on the human version of stall rest. Having

Recently I stood in line at the grocery store behind a mom with three kids, ages ranging from toddler to 6 years old. While the

In my last post I asked for input on what you believe a young horse should learn, and one commenter suggested teaching my youngster a word

Winter weather, ugh. The rain, snow, and ice have definitely slowed down work with my horses, including the soon-to-be-3-year-old filly I accidentally bought last fall.

Learning to play guitar is helping me understand what it must be like for adults learning to ride horses. Photo: Photos.com I got a guitar

Last week I passed my two-year anniversary with The Horse. I have to tell you, time has flown. It seems like just yesterday Editor-in-Chief Stephanie

I have hay in my shoes just about every day. Photo: Michelle N. Anderson Sometimes it feels like hay bits follow me around wherever I

“Elegance” Copyright Kimry Jelen I have a short list of things I’m going to do when I win the lottery. At the top of that

This cute pony best take his lovely locks and run if he sees me coming. Photo: Photos.com Here’s some advice: If you see me coming