Iβm gonna go ahead and add a copy of IN THE MIDDLE ARE THE HORSEMEN by Tik Maynard to this working student survival guide @HeelsDownMag π #horsebooks https://t.co/DlHNWByV2F
This week weβre talking to an equestrian fashion designer and body positivity advocate on why horses are great for everybody, no matter your waist size. And would you ever list your farm on Airbnb? Thanks for tuning in. https://t.co/S7asF5MNM0
Send this to your friends who have businesses. Weβre assembling a collection of our favorite gift and tack items to simplify holiday shopping. https://t.co/72fmHo8ZXq
'Hereβs the thing: I can afford my horse. I look forward to riding my horse, without the lurking dread of being over-mounted.' https://t.co/vznwghwmQs
I opted for the Havana pad, because I like the contrast it offered with my jump saddle, girth and bridle and my horse's shiny, copper chestnut coat. https://t.co/vdEiWB21w6
'Like all horse girls, 15-year-old Katelynn Conner was scheming of ways to buy more tack and equipment for her paint mare Sassy, when she came up with a brilliant business idea.' https://t.co/gALt3CkFvR
It's easy to listen to your trainer's instructions, but it's a totally different thing to feel your horse respond correctly to the aids. https://t.co/UFHxpuLHWr
I do not kick my horse to make him go faster, nor do I pull on his mouth to get him on the bit. I ask him with my aids, sometimes more strongly than others, to respond to the cues I present to him. https://t.co/3lwR19FAxf
'I was (and still am) privileged to be able to go to the barn during the thick of it all this year. Riding became the most important part of my day.' https://t.co/bMKlfNDc31
For a sport that is so focused on the individual team of horse and rider, it is easy to forget how much we depend on each other. https://t.co/f9UJoaMnwM