Arriving in Oregon and having another near miss on a major horse accident
Read MoreBruneau Dunes State Park in Idaho proves the rule —state parks offer the best equestrian opportunities
Read MoreBoys bum it with the elites of Sun Valley.
Read MoreBoys get caught out in unexpected torrential rains in Heber City
Read MoreClimb to the top of a mesa in Utah desert tests horses’ conditioning. They excel.
Read MorePagosa Springs continues to deliver and road to Moab a beauty.
Read MoreCrossing Wolf Creek Pass worth it for Pagosa Springs with it’s cute hippy charm and great riding.
Read MoreColorado Springs, a good place to get sick?
Read MoreKansas sings to my ancestral grassland nomads.
Read MoreAfter a long ride, we catch the ‘snipe’ and find a place to take our horses into the Meramec.
Read MoreIt should be easier to get to ‘yes’ than this experience in Missouri makes it seem
Read MoreWhat we thought would be an uneventful day isn’t when a truly great hostess has a bad fall.
Read MoreDays 3 and 4 are spent gently in delightful Norther Kentucky.
Read MoreDay two gives us some Wild West experiences still in Eastern Time Zone.
Read MoreDay one teaches us that West Virginia is really big!
Read MoreWith 48 hours until departure, pre-trip logistics and jitters have me wondering if this is stupid!
Read MoreDay Two at Lost River finds us climbing to another stunning ridge but only after a hell-a-scary Juneau spook.
Read More“Mountain” training for the boys (and their riders) finds us at the beautiful Lost River State Park in West Virginia. Horses perform amazingly though I spend a lot of mental energy worrying about their hydration.
Read MoreAntietam, site of the bloodiest day in American history, takes its toll on our horses
Read MoreWith carriage trails, woodland paths and a multitude of other horse amenities, a trip to Fair Hill Natural Resource Management Area in northeastern Maryland shows me there may be some merit in driving north on 95.
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