Replace all the confederate statues with Business Horse, whom I found outside a courtyard Marriot in Louisville in 2017 pic.twitter.com/8dUcrHX4ej — Charlotte Wilder (@TheWilderThings) June 10, 2020 As someone who is inherently privileged and truly

Ah June, the time at which my tan lines really start to become the star of the show. Each year I claim that I will finally make my legs tan, but, every year I fail.

And just like that, we slid right into the hot hot summer in Virginia. While some are happy to be competing again, I’m waiting until fall, because I absolutely abhor the heat in Virginia. In

View this post on Instagram Mood as soon as when we can go outside again! What’s the first thing y’all doing when quarantine is over? A post shared by 𝕮𝖔𝖒𝖕𝖙𝖔𝖓 𝕮𝖔𝖜𝖇𝖔𝖞𝖘 ℠ (@comptoncowboys) on May

View this post on Instagram Competition is officially underway again and we couldn’t be more excited! 🎉 A post shared by U.S. Eventing Association (@useventing) on Jun 6, 2020 at 11:35am PDT Getting on social

As of yesterday, the official USEA eventing season is underway once again after it’s months long coronavirus-induced hiatus. Things are still going to look a little different for a while — the now commonplace sight

It’s Friday, and we’re all exhausted. No matter what your life circumstance is this week, it’s been a real slam into June, and personally one of the most exhausting things is uncertainty. Where will we

There isn’t really anything important happening in the horse world this week that can possibly compare with the importance of this historic moment of civil unrest and protest. I’m so thankful that I get to

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Brianna Noble (@urbancowgirl510) on May 30, 2020 at 9:45pm PDT We wanted to once again shine a light on the efforts of those who bravely stand

“For too long, the horse show world has chosen to ignore the extreme social injustice embedded in American policy and tradition. We are an insular community with a gross amount of wealth and white privilege,

With salons closing, people have gotten a little desperate (crazy?) with their hair lately. I’ve seen quite a few makeovers fueled by box dye and kitchen scissors, but none come close to my mom’s pony, Annabelle’s,

Tryon International Equestrian Center reopens this weekend, with an unrecognized competition, and a USEF rated competition on June 3rd. In accordance with the USEF rules and recommendations by the CDC and the WHO, they announced

I don’t know how I got so lucky, but my puppy has discovered a particular penchant that has come in extremely handy on a horse farm. He loves to find both lost shoes, and wayward

Wednesdays used to be my weekly “stalk the ride times” day, so you can imagine I’ve felt a bit lost these last few months. Perhaps some hope is on the horizon? In the meantime, you

I’ve seen a lot of people sharing and nominating each other for the equestrian photo challenge where each person shares a favorite horse photo every day for 10 days. There have been many really inspiring

I’ve been very proud to see so many eventers making the most out of their downtime lately. Some have been especially productive and revamped their show jumping sets Camille Kierstead here. This is a girl

I think the ‘pot of gold’ that everyone would like to find at the end of a rainbow right now is a sense of normalcy. For us eventers, it seems like we might start to

I never got to compete this spring before the cancellation of everything, so it’s been a really long weird winter season for me, only slightly improved by the generally good weather and good horses. Let

My unabashed favorite competition announced yesterday that they have rescheduled the Virginia Horse Trials spring competition to July 21-24th, which is exciting news. As events start to slowly come back to the calendar, I’ll be

Are you and your horse dreaming of this?? Loch Moy Farm is open for schooling!! We have our XC schooling course open,… Posted by The Maryland Horse Trials @ Loch Moy Farm on Friday, May 8,