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Greetings from the trail! Ridin’ out is fun and exciting. Sometimes I’ll venture down a path without a clue where I’m headed. On those days I trust my horse guide to keep me safe and, if necessary, take me back in the right direction. Ever had that experience?
Int*l Horse Competition
Anyone excited that competition voting ends [...]
As previously mentioned, this month marks some changes around Girls Horse Club as the summer publishing and event schedule comes to a close and I kick up my hooves to discover new trails beyond my role as your LeadMare and behind-the-scenes girl in this virtual place.
So what does this mean for you? Beginning September 9th [...]
by Rebecca Shyly, age 11
I know many, if not all of us here at Girls Horse Club, are against horse slaughter. I am and always will be. It hurts me that these beautiful creatures do so much for us, and yet we end up sending them away to die, with almost no chance of living. [...]
by Madelaina, age 11
“Hey, I just saw a golden horse!” your friend calls to you. You shake your head. “Do you mean palomino? Or dun?”
Her face looks tuned out, but regardless of that she keeps going. “No, I don’t think so. But really, it’s gold, as in…gold!”
You’re confused, but as your friend points to a [...]
by Syd, age 12
So you’re at the barn and running late. Your lesson started almost 15 minutes ago and you’ve just arrived or your friends have already left for the trails without you! Well here’s how you can get ready quickly while not regretting it later:
THE RIDER: First of all YOU the rider need to [...]
by horsejo, age 11
I know that most of us hate days when the rain (or snow) just won’t stop, when we can’t go out and ride or just enjoy the lovely weather. We cannot stop the rain, but we can enjoy it. Once you do all of these fun activities and crafts, you will be [...]
by Cassie, age 11
It may be a strange title, but it’s completely true. One of the strangest horse facts is that horses get along with goats better than any other animal. The reason is that, while other horses may be more fun to play with, a goat will never steal food from the horse, is [...]
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