Junior year is known by many as the most stressful year in high school. This is the year when classes get hard, you are prepping for senior year and college, and you start to realize that there really isn’t that much time until “the future.” So far, it’s not that bad with my classes, but …
With the holiday season in full swing, it is important to remember what we are thankful for amid the craziness of planning and shopping. For me, this past summer was rough, riding-wise. My horse went lame at the very beginning of last season, and then started to come back later in the season only to …
When I went to the Fair Hill International Three-Day Event in Elkton, Maryland, I learned a lot about how the equine media industry works. It was my first time having a press pass at an event, and it was a fun experience. The press pass didn’t necessarily grant me access to a lot of specific …
Here is a video with highlights from cross-country day at Fair Hill International's 2018 2*/3* event. You'll see thrilling riding across terrain, spectators enjoying the beautiful fall day, scenes from the vet box and more from this annual event. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/eNtybcKrFhI
Last weekend was Fair Hill International, as everyone most likely knows by now. Personally, I love the Fair Hill event. I love riding at the horse trials at the lower levels, and I love coming to the international event in the fall. I’ve made some great memories at Fair Hill, and it is such a …
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If you are in need of a softer alternative to a curry comb for a sensitive horse, check out this product review featuring the Tiger's Tongue Horse Groomer! https://youtu.be/3Pmzh03f_Ok
A few weekends ago, I traveled to Devon for the first time with the dressage ladies from my barn. They go every year, so I wanted to go and see what all the hype was about. All of the ladies are very nice and I enjoy their company, so I was sure no matter what …
Everyone knows that events could never run without the many volunteers that graciously offer their time and labor. Most people have their list of reasons as to why they don't volunteer more often. Either they don't know enough about events, or they don't have enough time, or they are too busy competing themselves. However, there …
The thought of having to sell my pony has crept closer and closer in recent years. Every time the topic came up, a feeling of dread washed over me, and I would shut down because I didn’t want anything to change. But recently, the perfect opportunity came up for my pony, Saucy. She is an …
One of my favorite things about eventing is how the upper-level riders are so accessible. I don’t think there is any other riding discipline where you can literally just send a text to someone like Boyd Martin and schedule a cross country lesson for next week. And just from that simple text, you can trailer …
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