Married with Horses: Great Expectations
In the past weeks, the hundreds of acres of soy beans surrounding our farm have been harvested. The fields are clean and firm with winter cold. Now that deer season…
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Married with Horses: Mairzy Dotes and Dozy Dotes
Continued from Married with Horses: Holiday Tails If you live with horses, you’re likely out in the country with some land. And when you have land, you may try to…
Married with Horses: Holiday Tails
Continued from Married with Horses: Love and Sacrifice | © Andy Myer Jingle Bells (with new & improved horse farm lyrics!) The coffee’s on by four The cats get their…
Married with Horses: Love and Sacrifice
Continued from Married with Horses: Pollo Loco I awoke with only a slight ache today. My right knee was still tender after my wild horseback ride in Costa Rica a…
Why I Love Horses and My Favorite Horse Publication
I love horses because they give me a sense of purpose. They nicker and whinny at me when they hear my footsteps. They need me to take care of them….
The What, Why and How of Polo Wraps
Polo wraps are long (up to 12 feet) fabric strips that we wrap around a horse’s lower legs to support tendons and ligaments and protect them from injury if he…
Married with Horses: Pollo Loco
Continued from Married with Horses: Tough Guys Long-term relationships with horses can approach something that mimics married life. You have your routines–some you look forward to and others you barely…
Married with Horses: Tough Guys
Continued from Married with Horses: All’s Well that Ends Well “Did you call about getting more hay?” Kimberly asked me just after the alarm went off. | © Andy Myer…
Married with Horses: Rash Decisions
Continued from Married with Horses: Horses, Horses Everywhere The day was starting poorly and I hadn’t even left the bed. It was early and Kimberly was still asleep. I lay…
Married with Horses: All’s Well that Ends Well
Continued from Married with Horses: Rash Decisions Ah, another beautiful day in the country. Don’t get me wrong: There’s plenty going on here. In fact, the farm’s as crazy as…