Tethered Not all horses tether out. In fact, most horses don’t tether, and most should never be tied too long either. If there’s one thing, I find myself repeating more often than I should, it’s this. If you give a horse enough rope to hang itself, it will.
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To catch or not to catch Not long after future hubby came into my life, I learned of a fledging club whose focus was competitive trail and endurance riding. This was a type of competition and riding that intrigued me, and I wanted to give it a
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The entertainment that was Higgins After about a month, and the gallop-by incident, we decided it was about time to move Higgins to the property. He’d been to visit, many a time. Except for the one hiccup, he was bonded with future hubby, and seemed to have
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If I was to be perfectly honest, Thow-ra wasn’t completely perfect. She had two issues, I had to deal with. One, was that she was extremely difficult to catch. Though she seemed to love to go out, and enjoyed a good brushing, she simply couldn’t help herself,
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One would think it would, or should, take some time to get to know a new horse, and for the horse to become familiar with it’s new person. Not so, with Thow-ra and myself. It was, as if we’d been friends forever. Right off the bat, she
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