This weekend is Breyerfest here in Lexington, an event that promotional banners at our airport have heralded for at least three weeks.  For those of

I’ve been back to horse ownership for four months, and I’ll confess: I haven’t made a “quick trip to the barn” yet. Typically, going to

A few Friday nights ago, I set up my office in what looked a lot like a Central Kentucky Thoroughbred farm, with picturesque fields, pristine

I don’t know about you, but I love Instagram. It allows me to be creative in a short span of time and reminds me to

I’m pleased to report that my new off-track-Thoroughbred, Happy, and I are well into our third month as a pair and things are going well,

The pocket-searching peppermint fanatic has landed. That’s what I let my friends know when my new horse, an off-track Thoroughbred named It Happened Again, arrived

There’s a meme making its way around social mediaÑgalloping, if you willÑthat features a blackboard-looking image that says, basically, “Today’s Lesson: Life is Short É Buy the

One of my more exciting memories from riding camp as a kid involved a trail ride on my 20-year-old grade pony, Pacer. I was one

This spring I began teaching intermediate-level lessons to a rider who pilots an enormous dark bay draft horse. When I met this gelding, his rider

Last week I was out at a local barn and a towering draft cross gelding opened his mouth, releasing an equally imposing waterfall of lukewarm slobber into

A few weeks ago I was having a difficult time trying to find vet schools to follow on Instagram from @TheHorseMag ‘s account. And as

There’s something a bit mystical about vaccination. We inject an antigenic material from a tiny plastic cylinder into our horses’ necks and it triggers reactions