Historical reenactment is a ripe subject for an odd news-ter such as myself–horses, actors, noisy, spook-inducing exploding things. It’s a veritable recipe for blog
This is our second week of looking at the intensive care unit of Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital. In the first photo, a foal with
I just discovered a cache of images of Dusty. Thought I’d share a couple. He really loves people. He’s one of those horses that has worked
That’s what some folks are calling the 32-foot-high rearing Blue Mustang sculpture outside the Denver International Airport. Created by New Mexico artist Luis Jimnez,
I was a little surprised to get a call from my daughter that a former school horse we owned–and she had "permanently loaned" to a
This is the first of four Mondays in which we look at Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital’s intensive care unit. Foaling season has arrived, and
Houston horse owner Ben McCleary received a traffic citation for littering earlier this week. But McCleary didn’t chuck something out the car window–no, the
Inspired by the recent Oscars, just a couple of the work-safe gems of YouTube (turn the volume down or use headphones if you’re in
The heady and sometimes dangerous life of an equine veterinarian …
(Them other boys don’t know how to act.) So she’s not a real Zebra. But when Maybelline, a Zebra statue at Albany’s All American
Despite their usefulness and the fact that people in many areas of the world depend on them for their very survival, donkeys have an
Everyone said Ten Hail Marys was too old to having another baby. Her owner didn’t listen to them.
Within the office collection of blogs, there’s a gem called "Tracking Barbaro’s Brothers." This BloodHorse.com blog by coworker Amanda follows the progress of Barbaro’s
Professor David Nutt, the UK’s chairman of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs was trying to make a point about the relative harms
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