Life With Horses
Being a "horse person" has different meanings for each of us, but we all share a desire to stay attuned to the world of horses.
Book Review: Alexandra the Great
The Story of the Record-breaking Filly who Ruled the Racetrack
Book Review: Fergus, a Horse to be Reckoned with
Tthe cartoon horse with more than 300,000 Facebook likes!
Book Review: Lead with Your Heart, by Allan J. Hamilton, MD
Lessons from a Life with Horses
Get Out Of Your Head And Into Your Body
"Spending some time learning to separate fact from fiction and truth from 'mounted mythology' can make all the difference in our ride.— Riding Through Thick & Thin."
It’s In There, Dorothy
“Be open to change, to acceptance, to whatever it takes to learn what is real, authentic, true and right —and let go of all that's not.” —Riding Through Thick and Thin
Measure with the right stick (or tape).
"It may be okay to weigh more. We DO more. Charts are just guidelines for the undereducated. Look at the real measurements."—Riding Through Thick & Thin
Book Review: Unrelenting -- The Real Story: Horses, Bright Lights, and My Pursuit of Excellence
George H. Morris collaborates with writer Karen Robertson Terry in a tell-all autobiography spiced with anecdotes by major figures in the horse world.
Book Review: Horsefever
Author Lee Hope's adult novel explores a woman's desire to excel in eventing and the emotional turmoil it causes in her marriage.
Book Review: Kids Riding With Confidence
Beginner lessons to build trusting, safe partnerships with horses
Does this horse make my butt look big?
Permanent change to deeply-ingrained body image issues is not only possible, but it may be much easier than we think.
