Cancer Patient: My Horse Means So Much to Me
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70 Years in the Saddle - with Bayard Fox
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Over the years my horse and I had been chased countless times by the buffalo herd that we raised on our ranch. A noble and majestic creature, whose athletic ability is quite surprising. But it wasn't their horns that almost ended my ranching days but the plane that I hired to look for my lost herd.
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Buffalo, Plane Crash and the Bitterroot Ranch
Building a Partnership with Your Horse - by Lynn Palm
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As I explained in the last article, longeing, when done properly, benefits a horse by giving him conditioning, exercise, and muscle development. Longeing also teaches him to carry himself balanced on a curve and a straight line. Here are my tips for achieving these benefits while teaching your horse to be mannered and responsive during longeing.
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The Art of Longeing Your Horse - Part 2
TRAVEL
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This is a great ride for sightseers – people who want to see the countryside from the back of a horse. It is not really a ride for those of us who love to ride. Careful planning has gone into the itinerary to show guests the diversity of Uruguay from irrigated rice fields, rolling grasslands to strangler fig forests and miles of magnificent deserted beaches. However the riding seems less important than the sightseeing. One surprise was the flatness. I had read that Uruguay was flat and was still astonished by the flatness. You can see forever. The only “mountain” was a small hill outside of Montevido, proudly pointed out to us on a city tour.
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