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September 24, 2017
Origins of an Equestrian Writer
I remember it clearly. The two-sided push from both my client and my business partner while chatting during a massage session on day last fall that created the origins of an equestrian writer. “You should write a blog!” The idea had niggled at the back of my mind for awhile. I’ve been writing, […]
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September 22, 2017
Raising Awareness with Remember Me Thursday
What is Remember Me Thursday? At the BlogPaws Conference this past May, I had the fortune to meet and spend time with a representative of the Helen Woodward Animal Center, who spearheads the pet adoption awareness campaign, Remember Me Thursday. “Remember Me Thursday® is a global awareness campaign uniting individuals and pet adoption organizations around the […]
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September 20, 2017
Guest Post: Reduce Pet Stress When You Travel
Just like us, every animal has different triggers for stress and anxiety. They are compassionate, loving, loyal and deeply attached to their human families. It makes perfect sense that a sudden change of environment with new people and animals to surround them is stressful for most of our four-legged comrades. From your perspective, all that’s […]
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September 18, 2017
Getting Back in the Saddle
Confession of a Timid Rider: It’s not easy coming back from a bad fall. Who could blame me for being rigid in the saddle after three weeks bed rest due to severely bruised ribs? I don’t. Delight is a large horse after all, and I landed ribs first on the packed earth coming around […]
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September 15, 2017
Guest Post: Concussion Awareness for Equestrians
I recently had a bad fall from a very large horse. I bruised many ribs but thankfully fell in such a way that I avoided breaking anything. My helmet was largely untouched except for the dirty area where I had laid my head trying to catching my breathe. It took me a long time to […]
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September 13, 2017
An Interview with Carly Kade, Equestrian Author
Put your spurs on and get excited because equestrian author, Carly Kade, was lovely enough to do an interview with me for Bridle & Bone. You may have heard of Carly, who is the award-winning author of In the Reins. If you haven’t read it, go out and do so today. You won’t want to […]
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September 11, 2017
Do You Have Pony Envy?
Confessions of a Timid Rider: I Am Jealous of My Friends with Horses Friends, I’ll be honest with you. I believe I’m a nice person. I try my best to help others and be a good friend. So the fact that I have become green-eye with jealousy is something of which I’m not proud. […]
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September 8, 2017
The Best Holistic Therapies for your Dog’s Arthritis
There are a number of natural therapies to provide pain relief and improve mobility for your dog. As our pets age, arthritis and stiffness can become a serious health concern. Most dogs will begin to show signs of arthritis by the time they are 6 or 7 years old. This is something I am […]
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September 6, 2017
Guest Post: Reach Your Highest Potential with Equestrian Performance Coaching
Introduction by Amy Hempe Blogger of The Rufus Files and Returning Adult Equestrian I first met Dana Dapolito online after I had published an essay examining my own riding anxiety. After she shared it on her page, I took her free online course and began my own process of moving past the mental obstacles preventing […]
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September 4, 2017
In Search of the Perfect Equestrian Breeches
Come Out Come Out Wherever You Are…… I’ll be the first to admit that I have a problem. Namely that I have many breeches and riding tights in my closet. And don’t have a favorite. I’m still searching for the elusive unicorn of riding breeches. Is it too much to ask for comfort, fit, look, […]
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