Equestrian Blog

In a first in equine medicine, veterinarians believe they may have documented the first horse with type-1 diabetes. A foal named Justin Credible (I love that name!), will have it rough as a result of the diagnosis, and the disease is even harder to manage...

Another FEI Reining Championship is fast approaching, next week I will be watching the 2008 FEI World Reining Masters Final take place. The two U.S. riders that will be competing are seasoned veterans at FEI competitions, since both competed at the 2008...

The last day of a show always seems sad to me, granted it’s only my last and the show will continue on without me for a couple days, but still. I didn’t stay for the whole auction tonight; I left after three hours or so but the sale ring was packed with...

It all ends so undramatically sometime. Usually I’m the one that leaves, today the whole gang left Fiona and I in the HKG airport to head to Beijing for the closing ceremonies, hugs, well wishes, an excessive amount of baggage all flew round along with...

After three weeks in one of the world’s most vibrant cities, I’ve come to a few conclusions during my stay in amazing Hong Kong. I’ll get to those in a moment. Typhoon Nuri is now a thing of the past, however, it left more than 18,000 passengers stranded...

An ode to the accident prone In all the world, can there ever be A thing more frustrating to see Than a beast of beauty great Who is naught but a victim of poor fate? A horse without the sense or sight To keep it’s parts ever free of blight A deadly wound...