On the art of the half-halt. →
“In order to ride him effectively and be the best rider/teacher I can be for Kiwi, I need →
A one-year progress report. →
Enter at A, try not to stress. →
A life saved is a life saved — but the world of slaughter auctions and kill pen “bails” →
Two little words, so much promise. →
A road trip gave both Kaliwohi and Esther the opportunity to mark their progress as a team and →
In this continuing series, Esther Roberts helps walk readers through the process of saving a horse from slaughter →
The inside rein (guidance) and the outside rein (boundaries) each have a job to perform while riding — →
Horse auctions can be a great place to source well-bred and well-trained animals; some auctions may also be →
Kaliwohi and Esther take a field trip. →
Are you moving away? Or moving towards? →
Viral video is circulating of a brave teen rider and her trusty horse taking a wild ride in →
“Negative emotions are the equivalent of horse-eating dragons for those of us who hate conflict. Whenever I feel →
“The hard is what makes it great.” →
There’s nothing horse people love more than a good rump. →
The scale is only one metric. →
In this new mini-series, Esther Roberts examines the various routes equestrians can take to rescue horses from the →
A hard concept for horse people. →
Responsible owners are thinking more and more about the future, and what should happen to their pets if →
Decision fatigue = bad riding. →
“He is my riding partner. He is my healing partner. He is my mustang.” →
“But, like my friend and her horses, I, too, had to find the courage to be honest, sincere, →