Calling for Help – When the Sh@t Hits the Fan – Getting help when you really need it. As published in the May 2016 issue of the Northwest Horse Source … Continue Reading »
Tips for Trail Riders – Horse n Ranch March 2016
Tips for Trail Riders – Horse N Ranch March 2016 Greetings and welcome to a new column by and for trail riders. I teach trail riding safety and equine camping … Continue Reading »
Smooth Stride Riding Jeans Review
Are you searching for a western look jeans, but with the features of English breeches? Smooth Stride jeans have it. The dark blue denim has the stretch found in breeches … Continue Reading »
Say Whoa Product Review
Say Whoa by Horse Sense Solutions is a product that we hope to never use. It’s described as a product to help maintain a healthy gastric system, support normal digestive … Continue Reading »
We Have a Winner! April 2016 TrailMeister Newsletter
We Have a Winner! The first quarter of the TrailMeister Trail challenge is over! I had some serious concerns about having a trail riding contest in the middle of winter. … Continue Reading »
As Simple as Hello
As published in the March 2016 issue of West Coast Horsemen. There’s an expression in French: Simple comme bonjour, “simple as hello”. Do you greet the folks that you’re sharing … Continue Reading »
What to do if You Get Lost on a Trail Ride
If You Get Lost, Stay Calm and Stay Put Getting lost on a ride is easy to do. A bit of fog, a path you thought was another trail, an … Continue Reading »
TrailMeister March 2016 Newsletter
March Musings Here in Spokane we’ve had a few days hit nearly 60 degrees already. Most of the snow has already melted away. It’s time to give the trailer a … Continue Reading »
Cabin Fever
Cabin Fever – As published in the March 2016 issue of The Northwest Horse Source Cabin Fever. It’s a serious malady this time of year. You’re most likely suffering as … Continue Reading »
What are YOU Carrying?
WCH – What Are YOU Carrying? As published in the February 2016 edition of West Coast Horsemen Magazine I’m not a fan of the late winter / early spring season. … Continue Reading »