"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

Even if you aren’t a Thoroughbred racing fan, you would be hard-pressed not to have heard of the great racehorse Secretariat. I know his owner,

Today: New video: A tour de horse! What readers are saying about Equine ER. Next week: New book excerpt featuring Dr. Larry Bramlage, the "Bono"

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

We’ve arrived safely in Dublin and are now waiting for the rest of the tour participants to get in so we can roll out. There

My bag is checked, the Ryder Report is wrapped, the crew at the office has a stockpile of items to post, and now it’s only

My apologies to the participants in the Ironman 70.3 Steelhead triathlon in Benton Harbor, Mich., Saturday: it seems I was premature in declaring the weather

Today: Stats from behind the scenes; Next week: new Equine ER chapter excerpt featuring Dr. Larry Bramlage, the “Bono” of equine veterinarians. And coming this

Did you see the article https://thehorse.com/ViewArticle.aspx?ID=14641 about the 23 Saddlebreds in California that were deliberately fed a concoction of carrots, apples, and oleander leaves to

With about 60 hours to go until I depart for Dublin, there are quite a few tasks still on my to-do list. I need to

This weekend is for mowing and catching up. It’s been fun to have lots of rain this year instead of the drought we faced the