Mary Twelveponies wrote a book in 1982 (31 years ago) titled: There are No Problem Horses, Only Problem Riders.
She was correct then, and now!
You hear the complaining: “my horse won’t, can’t, does, doesn’t, will, won’t and isn’t”
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Drought tolerant, prevents erosion, easy to establish, quick recovery after grazing, hardy, resistant to disease and insects—sounds perfect, but tall fescue is not!
For broodmares it can be very dangerous! Yet it is everywhere.
Tall fescue is one of the most widespread-grasses grown in the United States.
As we start the new year I can’t help thinking that spring is right around the corner. For...
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Fireworks exploding, people cheering, champagne corks popping; the familiar sounds of New Year’s...
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Looking to wake up the faithful but dull trail ride or camp favorite chocolate brownie? Try this...
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Photos courtesy of MWmediaone My “pardners“ and I make up the “Fab 4,” an equestrian riding team...
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Not all mom’s like to trail ride so take a few hours away from the saddle and rustle up some...
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Last year I was desperate. I’d owned my dear QH gelding, Drifter, for nearly seven months and we...
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This fabulous salmon with creamed leeks is inspired by the International Olympic Museum Restaurant...
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Photos courtesy of Michelle Winner I had the pleasure of visiting Nova Scotia, Canada this fall. I...
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