There seems to be some sort of mysticism surrounding cantering a gaited horse. In some places it is considered highly taboo with the thought that it will result in the horse never being able to gait properly. In my experience, that just is not true. After […]

The most common question I get asked is what to do with a horse that won’t gait. The term easy gaited horses can be a misnomer, as some horses do not make it easy at all, while others will never offer a step of anything […]

There is a saying a picture is worth a thousand words, and no statement rings truer in the equine market. A photograph can mean the difference between grabbing a buyer’s attention and having them pass over the horse. With online equine marketing sites and social […]

Imagine a horse and rider combination navigating a beautiful covered bridge, hooves echoing over the babbling of a soft moving creek below. The horse calmly crosses over on a loose rein, stepping down with poise and polish. The pair seems to have emerged from the […]

The lights flicker on over the ring, tents are raised, and that familiar rhythm of hooves rings out throughout the show grounds and one thing becomes clear; it’s show time! Veteran competitors are dusting off equipment, bringing seasoned show horses in and prepping the new […]

The only recurring theme of this blog seems to be enormous hiatuses. It’s been since October 2016 since the last blog post, however anyone reading wouldn’t be able to tell because… The entire blog platform has been upgraded! Please don’t mind the debris lodged around […]