Horse Humor
August 15, 2014
Jessie Salter
Recent Posts
Riding with Buck: Part 5
August 14, 2014
Jenn Zeller
Now that we know what classes are offered, let’s talk about what classes I’ve participated in and watched while at his clinics. I have now ridden in every class he has to offer, save Colt Starting, Foundation Horsemanship and Cow Work – though we’ve done plenty of Cow Work in all the H2 classes I’ve […]
Parrot Mouth In Horses
August 13, 2014
Jessie Salter
I recently experienced my first true exposure to a parrot mouthed horse. I’d heard the term before, and knew what the general meaning was, but I’d never really explored further. My family has always raised Quarter Horses and it was never an issue that came up. We raised a well bred yearling colt by an […]
TIM: The Recovery of a Foundered Pony #2
August 12, 2014
Jan Swan Wood
TIM: June 22, 2014 Trim # 2 After a month of new growth time and proper feed, Tim was ready for his second trim. He had adapted to normal walking (no high lift on the knees and hocks!) and was bucking and playing in the corral. Obviously, his body and joint stiffness was gone and […]
Wishing On A Loop
August 11, 2014
Jayme Thompson
The life of a cowboy is unpredictable. Each day is a new adventure. As my husband sat at the bench in his saddle shop, stamping the fresh leather of a piece for a saddle, he thought of how much he could get accomplished for the customer who awaits his order. The phone rang, changing the […]