This photo was taken Sunday. Spring Song is standing on a rotating top pedestal that has been secured so that it won’t rotate. Once Spring Song is secure in placing her hooves in the middle of the top of the …

Here are photos taken by Ron with his phone/camera. This is the first time Spring Song saw the noodle obstacle. Ron and Bill walked through it and I rode through it. I did not lead her through it first. What …

Luc has affectionately become known by many monikers – Luc, Schmoo, Handsome – but none of them describe his personality quite as accurately as Mr. Destructo does. Lead ropes, crossties, fences – even stalls and entire barn walls – are &he

If you’re hot, your horses probably are too. Keeping your horses hydrated is extremely important. Preventing dehydration in horses can be a challenge, but there are many ways to encourage and control horses’ water intake in the hot and even &h

My crew is here! Crystal came in first even though her train was two hours late from Paris. Then my sister, Delcene, niece Melissa. Julie and Tina arrived together at 11:00 p.m. Julie did take a side trip on the …

Sports psychology fascinates me, and often inspires a new line of approach on how to think about a horse, a situation, a competition ride. Proponent of positive thinking, Martin Seligmann’s definition of ‘being-in-the-zone’ has proven accura

This past weekend we hosted our fourth Working Equitation Clinic with Kimberly Garvis who flew here from Virginia.

So much to tell!

The first day Zelador and Zeloso were in the same session. All of the obstacles are SO easy …<

It seems so surreal to be here. My little paddock pony and myself, in France, preparing to compete for Canada.

I thought we had come fully prepared with everything we would need leading up to and including race day, only …

This week, I accomplished one of my riding goals, and made huge progress toward another. I finally found the courage to jump Luc over one of the logs in the field and it felt…awkward…but also amazing if that’s possible. The …