Accept (Then Deal With) Reality I’ve had to accept the inevitable fact that I’m not as young as I once was and, therefore, can’t or shouldn’t take the chances I […]

Intuition, Trust, and Horse Training Anna Blake February 14 I’m thinking about trusting intuition. Or even recognizing intuition. Or comprehending trust, for that matter. Those words are made of hope

Allowing Horses the Time to be Curious Anna Blake April 5 I saw a video this week that I can’t get out of my head. It lacked the drama of

When is it TOO hot to Ride? * It only takes about 17 minutes of moderate intensity exercise in hot & humid weather for you horse to overheat. * Beware

I’ve always been in my best shape during riding season. This is why.

Do Companion Animals Get Compassion Fatigue? Anna Blake March 21 Lately, I’ve been worried about fluffy little lap dogs whose coat has gone oily and flat from excessive petting. Concerned

Stretches for Our Equine Friends!!

The January Manure Wars Anna Blake January 24 I like to use farm implements for a couple of years after they first break down because I’m frugal. Think of it

Anna Blake April 5 I saw a video this week that I can’t get out of my head. It lacked the drama of the usual train wrecks played for humor

Did you know that the actual time of day can have an effect on pasture sugar levels? As light density increases so does the photosynthesis rate. The photosynthesis is the