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Focus on the Positive on Your Next Trail Ride
This year, the allure of traveling cross country with BeBop and Khan diminished with increased family responsibilities and the rise in fuel prices. Not permitting reality to ruin our ride season, Vanessa and I shifted gears and decided to fit in several weekend trips, instead. We... | read »

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Hill Country Texas Trail Ride
Continuing our trip west, with a lot of great trail miles in our log book, Kathy and I headed once more for Bandera, Texas. Our route took us into Oklahoma and a stop at the Four Winds Ranch, just off Route 40. (For more information, call owner Michelle Richardson, 405/584-0684 or... | read »

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Paso Fino Mare is "La Loca"
A high-strung reject, my little mare Paso Fino, Natalie Bravo, didn't become a trail-horse success overnight. My horse has certainly earned her nickname, La Loca ("the crazy one"). She's proven that some hard-to-handle, spirited horses can become good trail mounts for certain riders under... | read »

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Tandem Trail Training
With trail riding the love of our lives, I winced when I went to the barn one sunny morning in early May and saw our tack covered with a generous coating of dust. Life had been overly hectic recently, finding a new best friend for Ace and getting my daughter through graduation then into... | read »

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Ace of Hearts
If you'll remember, Absolute Charmer, known as Ace, is a 15.1-hand-high, sleek chestnut gelding with a white mitten marking on his face. Ace was given to Vanessa after life's circumstances forced his owners to abandon him on our farm. I told his story last issue in "Holding an Ace." ... | read »

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The Truth About Going Gaited
You've likely noticed the increasing number of smooth-gaited horses on trails in the United States and Canada over the past few years. There's no mystery as to why these horses are becoming more popular; it can be explained in two words: baby boomers. "If I wanted to bounce, I'd buy a... | read »

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Honey & Bran Mash
She came off an idaho horse-trader's rig in the dead of winter along with an older mare who was obviously her mama. She was an "emergency purchase," as my show horse was suddenly succeeding in the show ring and I needed a trail horse. She had a touch of Appy--mottled muzzle, eye rims and... | read »

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Retirees and Horses
Go to any gathering of horsepeople -- backcountry horse group, a poker ride, or just a plain old trail ride. Who has the most stamina, the heartiest laugh, and the best of times? Chances are, they're the senior citizens. A determined man rides from Mexico to Canada to raise money to... | read »

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Trail Riding Dreams
You'll remember that last summer Vanessa and I, regaining confidence after a "bad riding year," packed up our veterans of competition, Beene and Thunder, and toured west in our rig from the Finger Lakes area of New York through Yellowstone National Park to Jackson Hole, Wyoming . Suffice to... | read »

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Urban Development
I love to read about the good old days in author Will James' books (Mountain Press, www.mountain-press.com ). They're filled with wonderful stories about the lives of cowboys working in the wide open spaces of the American West a hundred years ago. Some of James' tales inspire me, such as the... | read »

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Tennessee Walking Horse Breed
Evolution of the breed: In the mid-1800s, a new breed of horse began to emerge from the bountiful, bluegrass region of middle Tennessee. Bred by farmers to till the fields during the week, these horses were also expected to provide them a comfortable ride on weekends, and... | read
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