Baron de Coubertin, the initiator of the Modern Olympics in the 1890’s determined there wasn’t an event that tested the skills of true all round athletes. He felt the events of the decathletes were synergistic, meaning if you were good at one event,...
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Several years ago, I stumbled upon the nutritional advice I had intuited for years for my training horses. An equine nutritionist and researcher here in California tested hair samples from a few of my horses in addition to analyzing my hay quality...
May 23, 2013
I spent years seeing the world between the ears of a horse. It was my job. It was meaningful, terrific work… but did I realize it and appreciate it then?
May 10, 2013
Last month we received a great testimonial from Jolene Green, a Parelli – Equine Trainer living here in Utah. I enjoy riding with Jo because she really understands her horse’s behavior and temperament. We both ride Arabians and she helps me...
April 29, 2013
Kourage is an endurance bred Arabian, and despite his six years, had been ridden very little and hardly, if ever, on the trails. His, was quite an inappropriate name for an anxious jumpy scardy spirited Arabian!
April 17, 2013
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