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Written by Sarah Wynne Jackson
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When people with disabilities get in a carriage and take the reins, they find they are just as “abled” as the rest of us. In today’s hi-tech world, there are more ways than ever for people who are physically challenged to get involved in activities they love. Driving is becoming more popular not only in therapeutic programs but also as a hobby disabled individuals enjoy at home. Degrees of disability vary widely from quadriplegics to those with muscle diseases to people who have had back injuries. For many of them, driving horses provides a freedom they don’t experience any other way. |
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Written by Sarah Stearns
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Meet several Mustangs in New England who are creating a name for themselves as loyal, trusted partners and talented show and pleasure horses. If you think that Mustangs only exist on expansive ranges of and out west, then you may be surprised to learn that they successfully compete in everything from gymkhanas and driving to competitive trail riding and jumping. |
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Eco-Friendly Pest Control |
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Written by Amy Rafferty
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How to wage an environmentally conscious war against summer pests.
Pest season is fast approaching and every year horse owners look for better, more ecological protection from those pesky predators.
As you gear up for the coming summer months, we looked into a variety of green protection options for the barn, rider and our equine friends, to help you prepare for battle while keeping the environment in mind. |
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