The Sensual Equine Nude II
The Sensual Equine Nude II – by Juliet R. Harrison A Valentine's Tribute Photo Documentary
The Sensual Equine Nude II – by Juliet R. Harrison A Valentine's Tribute Photo Documentary
Janice Fischer, photographer, costumes horses and captures them in movement to give us images that evoke memories and dreams reminiscent of a Carousel. These images are featured in her 2012 Carousel Horse Calendar.
Whenever I head out on a new riding and wine tasting adventure, I try to make my mind a blank slate with no preconceived ideas about where the journey will take me. However, when we pulled into the dirt road leading to the south end of the Kunde....
Feb 18, 2012 by Meghan Brady in Equestrian Travel – Find Yourself on Horseback
Set in the spectacular Sunlight Basin, near Yellowstone National Park and the western town of Cody, Wyoming, you will find the ultimate and unforgettable family vacation spot...
Jan 8, 2012 by Meghan Brady in Equestrian Travel – Find Yourself on Horseback (3 Comments)
“The breath is the essence of all life and connection." – Jenny Rolfe –All life is energy and if we become more aware of how our personal energy can be used to connect with the horse, a much deeper empathy can be built over a period of time.
Jan 8, 2012 by Jenny Rolfe in Book & DVD Reviews (1 Comments)
Lin provides us with eloquent poetry on equids of the female variety.
Jan 7, 2012 by Lin Sutherland in Poetry & Prose
And so, this was our life: challenged, but always enriched by the animals who somehow found their way to the gates of our sanctuary and into our hearts. Encompassed by our love, they loved us back. ~ Melanie Sue Bowles
Dec 24, 2011 by Melanie Sue Bowles, Carol Upton in Book & DVD Reviews
'Twas the night before Christmas and I'm out in the barn Blanketing horses to keep them all warm, They're eating their dinners, tucked in their stalls, Not aware that it's Christmas, a great day for all.
Dec 20, 2011 by Lin Sutherland in Poetry & Prose (5 Comments)
Enjoying the tradition of Elizabeth Farms, I took a horse-drawn wagon ride to get a Christmas tree and discovered another equestrian adventure.
Dec 16, 2011 by Meghan Brady in Equestrian Travel – Find Yourself on Horseback
In the award-winning Horse at the Corner Post, Denise Lee Branco writes straight from the heart about her deep, lifelong connection to her quarter horse, Freedom.
Dec 10, 2011 by Denise Lee Branco, Carol Upton in Book & DVD Reviews (1 Comments)
While visiting Jake Price Stables, I saw first hand how a beginner, intermediate and advanced rider handles a wine country tour on horseback.
Nov 25, 2011 by Meghan Brady in Equestrian Travel – Find Yourself on Horseback
Learning that horses were butchered for meat left many people feeling raw and lied to, like suddenly finding out that your neighbour had barbecued your retriever or microwaved your cat. Like so many others, Yanne was clearly unaware.....
Oct 26, 2011 by Cynthia D’Errico, Carol Upton in Book & DVD Reviews (1 Comments)
“The medal presentations and the playing of the national anthem were the country’s moments … the quiet time spent with Sapphire, Lee, Erica, and the team – those were the special moments for me.” ~ McLain Ward
Oct 25, 2011 by Elise DeVoe in Book & DVD Reviews (3 Comments)
My weekend in Ashland, Oregon has been a highlight on my journey exploring equestrian vacations. Leslie Hunter, owner of Oregon Equestrian Vacations and The Flying L Ranch went to great lengths to make my stay one that I will never forget.
Oct 24, 2011 by Meghan Brady in Equestrian Travel – Find Yourself on Horseback
There is such extraordinary beauty in the Dance of Dressage. Elegant partnership between horse and rider. What a joy it is for me to photograph it. Black and White in Black and White. The perfect harmony with the film that I use to create my images.
Sep 25, 2011 by Juliet R. Harrison, StableWoman Design in Arts & Leisure (2 Comments)
So, when I heard the news from the Sundance Film Festival that a documentary about Brannaman had been well received, I was, of course, delighted...
Sep 6, 2011 by Nell Walton in Book & DVD Reviews
How can they be other than legend, nature at her most elegant? They speak of our most cherished longing. They speak of freedom. ~ Mara LeGrand
Aug 30, 2011 by Mara LeGrand, Carol Upton in Book & DVD Reviews
This book is not so much about TTouch as it is a thorough study of facial features and expressions – from “moose nose” to “quirk bumps” and “forehead swirls”.
Aug 23, 2011 by Linda Tellington Jones, Carol Upton in Book & DVD Reviews
Refrain from judging your progress on how long it took someone else to gain the respect of their Mustang…yours is an altogether different horse with different issues. The horse and the safety of the two of you should be your foremost concern.
Jul 26, 2011 by Mikey Porter, Carol Upton in Book & DVD Reviews (1 Comments)
Training is about connection with our horse with love, harmony and respect. The more we understand the ways of the horse, the more we understand our own feelings. As a result we can live in more harmony - not only with our horse - but with ourselves.
Jul 17, 2011 by Jenny Rolfe, Carol Upton in Book & DVD Reviews
“One of the best stories ever written on the exploitation of our mustang herds. David Martin Anderson weaves a gripping and emotional tale of murder and betrayal in Montana.”
Jul 13, 2011 by David Martin Anderson in Book & DVD Reviews (1 Comments)
It's the stuff a horse-lover's summer reads are made of! – The Bone Trail by Nell Walton. NEW Book Review by Carol Upton
Jul 9, 2011 by Carol Upton, Nell Walton in Book & DVD Reviews
Every relationship between horse and rider rests on a few fundamental principles — understanding the animal, building trust, communication and working in unison.
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