Painted pictures
Leslie Guttman
May 3, 2009
Four-footed patients and the hospital that treats them …
Four-footed patients and the hospital that treats them …
Zenyatta rocks. Last year’s Eclipse Award winner in the category of older female is undefeated in nine starts. Now five years old, her trainer
By now we all know the hurting economy is also hurting the horse industry. Even the highest echelons of horse ownership are being affected, so
I’m not sure how many of you know it, but The Horse is owned by Blood-Horse Publications, which publishes The Blood-Horse weekly Thoroughbred news magazine
… mustache, that is. Alfie, a 10-year-old Shire cross in Bitton, Gloucestershire, seems rather fond of his unique facial hair–so much so that he
When an inmate met a Thoroughbred, neither knew what the ending ahead was going to be …
You’ve probably already heard/read/watched/blogged/twittered/posted about Madonna’s recent horse tumble (in case you’re lucky enough to be situated under a large rock, Madge plopped off
The headline for this post refers to Mr. Miyagi’s famous words in the old movie "Karate Kid," when he is teaching Daniel, a reluctant high
Being in the heart of horse country, especially the Thoroughbred industry, I attend a lot of fundraisers. My husband, Ben, also leads a couple of bands,
When 11-year-old Phoebe Bone’s parents told her they couldn’t afford to keep both her mare, Lily, and unexpected foal, Bertie, Phoebe did the logical
Taking grooming to a new level, photographer Julian Wolkenstein’s series of images of elaborately coiffed equines are making the rounds. Whether it’s Rastafarian dreads
A writer-author friend with a popular blog says this blog isn’t personal enough for him. In an attempt to take things to another level, I
Easter, at least in the United States, is associated with a very particular set of fuzzy little critters. Emphasizing all that’s cute and fluffy,
As promised last month Mule Day of Columbia, Tenn., is upon us! And with Mule Day, we have a wealth of mule-related news! Walking Horse
Dr. Niklas Drumm, an intern, tends to a patient in the intensive care unit that was apparently kicked into a head by another horse. The
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