EN and social media went absolutely insane when photos of Boyd Martin’s big save at Fair Hill surfaced online. For those who missed it, here is Lauren Sumner’s famous photo of Boyd’s (first) Duck Incident: Of course, all’s well
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It’s not every day that we see a seasoned pro have an (in)Famous-worthy expression — but to be fair, this is a pretty mild case of the “Oh Craps.” Grace Darnell snapped this entertaining photo
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Well, Eventing Nation, it’s that time again: I’ve cooked up some new (in)Famous illustrations, and this time, you’re the stars! Your “Oh Crap!” moments have been immortalized as caricatures for your friends to laugh at for your viewing pleasure. Because Parts 1 and 2 were so successful, hang
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Ah, dressage. The epitome of equine partnership and control, this discipline takes tons of practice, patience, and core strength to achieve the flawless power and fluid motion of “horse ballet.” In previous incarnations of (in)Famous,
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One of the best things I’ve discovered about this sport is the diversity in the community for both humans and their trusty steeds; eventing mounts can come from any number of breeds and backgrounds, so
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Read the following sentence aloud: “My prelim gelding goes better in a low-port Pelham during dressage, but I jump XC and stadium in a hackamore.” To non-horsey people, this probably sounds like some kind of
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Previously on (in)Famous, I examined some of the more colorful jumping and spooking styles that our horses throw at us – literally. I recently began training for a new job as a riding instructor, which
...» Read More!In the spirit of Halloween, I would like to discuss a trait that all horses possess but few humans appreciate: their “spooking” instinct. While this undoubtedly saved many a prehistoric equine from sabertooth tigers and
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