It's that time again, when the American Horse Publications group announces their finalists for the Equine Media Awards, for work published in 2022. And, once again, I am proud to have been named a finalist for two articles that I entered in four different categories.
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Reaping the Equine Media Honors
To be honored amongst your peers is always a special memory. But, to be honored by your peers is even more special. So, to bring home not one, but two American Horse Publications Equine Media Awards is super special. Unfortunately, due to recovering from surgery, I was unable to attend the 2022 edition of the … Continue reading Reaping the Equine Media Honors
When Government Regulates the Horse Industry…
When asked by the Equine Chronicle, it seems like it could be a relatively easy next step: regulate horse racing nationally, regulate the performance horse industry next. But could government oversight of the performance horse industry (shows, rodeos, expositions) be the next step?
Basic Horse Care is More than Basic
Do you rely too much on others to keep your horse healthy? (From the November/December 2019 Equine Chronicle) The road to the Congress and World Show is a long one, made only longer depending on how far you actually have to haul your horse to Ohio and Oklahoma. During the trip, you may make a … Continue reading Basic Horse Care is More than Basic
Horses Healing Humans
It's no secret that the outside of the horse can bring out the best in any human. In fact, Winston Churchill's famous quote, "There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man," is seen everywhere horses are prevalent. That's why equine therapy has started growing in … Continue reading Horses Healing Humans
Behind the Stall Door: Extremely Hot Chips
October means it's time for the All American Quarter Horse Congress in Columbus, Ohio. It's the mecca for anyone showing stock horse--thousands of people make the pilgrimage to the Ohio State Fairgrounds to show, shop, and just experience the world's largest single-breed horse show. While working on another article for The Equine Chronicle, I met … Continue reading Behind the Stall Door: Extremely Hot Chips
Horse Blanket Shopping Tips
The temperatures are starting to drop, and the nights are getting longer. Timer lights are being put into full use for some, and it’s time to do a little blanket shopping to keep your equine friend warm this winter. Here is a quick rundown to prepare you for blanket shopping: Do You Really Need to … Continue reading Horse Blanket Shopping Tips
Paging Dr. Mom – Juggling Motherhood & Horse Shows
As a new mom, I'm already learning the delicate balance you need to practice between your professional life and your home life. Last Fall I had the privilege of speaking with two women who seem to have figured it out, as they've grown successful medical careers while supporting their horse-crazy children. Paging Dr. Mom Two … Continue reading Paging Dr. Mom – Juggling Motherhood & Horse Shows
Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation: Second Chances
“There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man.” ~ Winston Churchill Even when we’re at our worst, horses somehow manage to bring out our best. Even if a horse might be down and out, because it didn’t make much of a living on the racetrack or just aged out … Continue reading Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation: Second Chances
Helping Your Foal get a Head Start on Life
One of my favorite things about living in Lexington is springtime--not just the new flowers and foliage blooming, or the excitement of Keeneland's spring meet starting up, but seeing all the new foals sprinting and frolicking across their lush, green pastures along the roads. I seriously think the accident rate goes up in Lexington in … Continue reading Helping Your Foal get a Head Start on Life
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