Every year, I struggle to come up with the perfect gift for my trainer! I want her to know how much she's appreciated, but she has just about everything she needs - even heated boots and gloves! Last year, I made her an equestrian door hanger, some Christmas cookies and some treats for the horses. This year, I decided to

Thanksgiving is often a forgotten holiday, wedged somewhere in between Halloween and Christmas. While I admit that I don't enjoy the main course at Thanksgiving, I am always grateful to spend the day with those I love. And, because my wedding anniversary is so close to Thanksgiving, I have even more to be thankful for! Some years, our anniversary is

Such an inspiring interview with Trina Maus, who overcame so much to compete at the Royal Horse Show!

There's no doubt about it, wild horse populations are sharply declining in the United States and the cause is not something to take lightly. I have a passion for protecting Wild Horses and dream of one day being able to adopt one of my own (or maybe more than one!) But, until I'm able to take one of these amazing

When to start blanketing: There's no specific answer on this one, but my trainer always starts blanketing when the nights get below 45 and the days only get into the 50's. I think 60 degrees is a bit warm for a blanket, unless there's a downpour and it's crazy windy and the wind chill is very low (again, it's Oklahoma, you