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Making the Move to Spring Pasture

After a long winter of hay, mud, and shorter days, turning horses back out onto green pasture feels like the official start of spring. It’s one of those simple seasonal moments we all look forward to—watching horses stretch their legs, lower their heads, and enjoy fresh grass again. But as …

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Riding Downhill with Confidence

For many riders, going downhill can feel more intimidating than climbing up. A steep descent has a way of making even experienced horse people sit a little straighter, grab a little more rein, and start thinking about everything that could go wrong. And honestly, when either horse or rider loses …

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Spring Grass Is Here — Ease Your Horse Into It

There’s something about that first stretch of green pasture after a long winter that makes both horses and their people happy. After months of hay, mud, and shorter days, it’s hard to resist opening the gate and letting them graze to their hearts’ content. As exciting as spring turnout is, …

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Don’t Ignore IP28 – Western Justice League

Don’t Ignore Oregon IP28 It’s Just the Beginning of the Animal Extremist Agenda Oregon’s Initiative Petition 28 (IP 28), particularly Article 2, is not just another ballot measure—it is a symptom of a calculated, long-term campaign by animal rights extremists to fundamentally reshape society. While its backers may know it …

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When a Horse Lives Alone

Most horses don’t need a huge pasture or a fancy barn to be happy. But they do need companionship. I learned that lesson years ago with a horse who had everything I thought he needed — good feed, turnout, shelter, and plenty of room to roam. On paper, it looked …

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