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by Carolina Cowgirl | What used to be warm weather is now cold. What used to be short sleeves are now long. And what used to be long days are now short. There is no snow on the ground, but I’m certain there’s leaves. It’s autumn and it can only lead to one thing — Thanksgiving…
by Carolina Cowgirl | There are some things you can’t just live without. Of course there is food and water, clothes, and knowledge. But there are other things too. Things that are such a big part of your life and you just don’t think you can live without them. These things are horses…
by Violet Inkpen | Ever had a bad day? Raise your hand, because we all do! Did you ever look at a picture of a horse and think to yourself, “Boy, bet they never have bad days?” Well, guess what? They do! Just like humans, horses have feelings. What can you do about a bad day? My answer to almost every sad feeling is usually HORSES…
by Madelaina | Nickers and whinnies for August 1st (January 1st for the Northern Hemisphere)! For those unfamiliar, August 1st in the Southern Hemisphere is a standardised horse birthday…
by Ginger | As I sit here typing away on my computer, I am thinking about my previous visit to the ponies. I had just been sitting there, slowly and gently massaging Roxy’s tiny frame under her fuzzy coat…
by Rebecca Shyly | Growing up. It’s hard. Harder than adults remember or imagine. Friends help. Family does too, but none of these things help a growing girl quite as much as HORSES…
by HorseFeathers | Spring is right around the corner at the barn, and with it new life. On March 6, 2009, a sturdy and rambunctious Quarter Horse colt came kicking into the world. Being one of the healthiest and strongest colts born to the farm, he was stable named Hogan…
by Peanut | He has helped me overcome times of fear and sadness. He lights up even the darkest paths in life. He is my shoulder to cry on, my best friend, and a trustworthy mount…
by Rachel Danielle | Now that Valentine’s day is over and gone I’m going to tell you girls a secret: I HATE Valentine’s day. You want to know why? Well, it’s nothing but a time of embarrassment for me…
by Ginger | It was dark when I came out to feed the horses. I was close to tears and thinking hard as my boots squished in the mud. I had to get to the ponies — they were the ones who could calm and comfort me…
