It’s been the same story every year. The flies come out. Coffee and Tally do the Cha-Cha when the fly spray touches their sensitive hides. And Noble remembers that he’s much taller than we are, when it’s time to wear his fly mask. Last year, in an effort to mitigate the challenges with Noble’s ‘coyness’ … More A Tale of Two Fly Masks
You have an amazing horse who consistently gives you a nice ride. You enjoy working with this horse, and he consistency excels at what you ask of him. Then, rather suddenly, things go bad. Your high performing horse begins to struggle. His great attitude begins to turn sour. You no longer enjoy working with him … More When things turn bad
In a previous post, I talked about Nash’s recent return to work after a long layoff. Early in 2013, under circumstances we can only speculate upon, Nash separated his pelvic synthesis – the cartilaginous attachment of the two sides of the pelvis. Long term prognosis was good, but it meant several months of stall rest. … More What Now, Nash?
Horse Crazy Once Again 