Elisa Wallace offers riders great insights after their rides. Many thanks to award-winning eventing clinician Elisa Wallace for taking the time to visit our neck of the woods again this year. Elisa skipped last year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but was able to make...
Many thanks to Taryn Nolte, who visited today with valuable jumping tips for riders of all levels! Thanks also to Cayla Stone, who organized the day. Taryn Nolte offers final thoughts to riders. Trainer Cayla Stone looks on, far left. Kalinda Livingston on All About...
Daylight Savings Time brought one of the worst storms in history. Wet, slushy snow just kept coming for two days. Everybody stayed in their overnight accommodations until Monday. By then, the horses were ready to climb the walls. Hobbes (Sixes Daredevil), foreground,...
Andi and Bravo master the pedestal. From wild horse to master of the pedestal, Bravo is yet another example of the versatility we see in the Mustangs that make PRS their home. Kudos to Bravo's owner, Andi, who has taken clicker training to new levels!
Blanketing horses for a snowy day is like suiting up a bunch of 1,200-pound kindergarteners ...
Cayla Stone's lesson group tries a jumping exercise that required lots of transitions and tight turns. Yours truly on Sandy, my older palomino Morgan mare, aka: Poudre River Stable's Chief Executive Mental Health Professional. You couldn't ask for a more beautiful day...
... the turkeys came out of hiding. This crew gobbled cries of grief when I told them another horse had already reserved these accommodations. (Welcome, Persephone!) I think I count 14! https://youtu.be/F3Yo_Sh4_r0
I ran around the garden this weekend, harvesting whatever I could before today's snow hit. Fun items this year included the green, curly squashes in the middle, Zucchino Rampicante (they spread everywhere), Brad’s (psychedelic) Cherry Tomatoes, Connecticut Field...