So, at long last here is the first installment in the story of ‘U’ my recently acquired 14-year-old Lusitano gelding.

He had spent most of his life, the last seven or so years at least, travelling and doing shows. He …

Honestly, there isn’t a great deal to relay about this week’s ride. It was cold, but not too cold. Luc was good, but not spectacular, and I was content to mostly just hack around the arena. But I’m completely okay …

Kye celebrates his 25th birthday Sunday, February 15. Lately he’s been doing a great job painting. Big question…could I get it on film. Today’s weather was sunny with high winds and low temperatures. Kristy House came to help with the &h

There are a few challenges in filming a horse creating a painting. First: you need good lighting. Second: a warm environment would be nice. Third: additional helpers to work the camera and assist with the art supplies. Fourth: a horse …

The large cost of properly building a fence can cause a person to lose sight of the fence’s primary function and choose the least expensive route. While it doesn’t have to break the bank, doing it right the first time …

Last week this time I was white-knuckling it over black ice (trucks in ditches everywhere) on the road up to Olds College where the Chinook Driving Club (a chapter of the Alberta Carriage Driving Association, links By: Adventures of a Wildie Colt

You know how I mentioned earlier that there’s a temperature when it just becomes too cold for me to ride? Well this week we came pretty darn close. With the mercury flirting with minus 30 degree Celsius, I wasn’t sure …

10:00 p.m., time to check on the horses, give them their dinner, top up the water buckets, fill the hay nets and muck out…again. (Third muck out of the day.)

As I walked to the barn I noticed that when …

On Saturday, January 24, 2015, before the freezing rain and the ten degree drop in temperature we filmed our second session playing with the idea of the horses returning a lost object. Our first session was earlier this week in …