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Girl Forward: A Tale of One Woman’s Unlikely Adventure in Mongolia
Confession: Often people wonder how a timid rider like myself ended up in Mongolia, not once but twice.
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Equestrienne: Karen Bowersox, Major League Eventing
Welcome back to my #beBold series on female equestrians making a difference in the horse world. Today we meet Karen Bowersox, one half of the couple at Major League Eventing. What is your…
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Your Guide to Mindfulness for Equestrians
Create Positivity and Presence in the Moment Haven’t you ever wanted a guide to exercising mindfulness for equestrians? Problem solved! Mindfulness is the moment-to-moment awareness without judgement providing connection through observation, will benefit…
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Equestrienne: Samantha Harvey, Alternative Horsemanship
I strongly believe in women supporting women. I am proud to introduce you to Samantha Harvey, a horse trainer and coach from Idaho. She has a unique view of horsemanship and one that…
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Finding My Zen In and Out of the Saddle
I find time in the saddle especially on the trails is extremely grounding. There is something about being in the middle of the woods away from cars, noise, and technology that speaks to…
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Breaking Down Equestrian Barriers: Learning From Other Disciplines
Why do I hold myself back? That is the question isn’t it? Why do I put up walls. I need to focus on breaking down the equestrian barriers and learn to relax, let…
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Standing the Summer
Confession: I realize it is an unpopular opinion but I really dislike the summer. I am a creature of habit and organization. Chaos, disorganization, and noise these all feed my anxiety as a…
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Making Great Strides
Confidence can be a moving target but we are making great strides forward and really, isn't that all we can ask of ourselves?
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Girl Forward
A Tale of One Woman’s Unlikely Adventure in Mongolia I knew when I heard about the Gobi Desert Cup that I was taking a calculated risk. The adventure was not only worth it…
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The Tenets of Timidity: Do You Check Any Boxes?
Confession: I’m not scared to ride horses. Referring to myself as a timid rider results in a few different reactions. Certainly, admitting this to others leaves me open to comments, opinions, and rarely…
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Headlight Harness for Horses
Horses aren’t walked in harnesses, unlike dogs, but to an ex-mounted police officer the Headlight Harness for dogs had a lot of equine potential. A chance meeting at a local pet event resulted…
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Stuck in a Rut: How Often Do You Change Your Horse’s Routine?
When I made the decision to move barns to a smaller, private facility I knew there would be an adjustment period. Perhaps, however, I underestimated just how used to a routine we had…
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