COTH Posts
Five “No Kidding” Epiphanies
Greetings from Virginia. My team, the horses and I are settled back in after a productive Florida season, and I’m ramping back into the [...]
Understanding That The Path Is Not Linear
A few weeks ago, a friend of mine took his young, promising FEI horse to a big indoor show—their first after a season of [...]
My Human Is Just… A Lot
My human is just … a lot. She means well, and she tries hard, but she has a lot of room for improvement. Take, [...]
Be Careful What You Bedazzle, and Other Tips from 40
So, I’m 40 now. It doesn’t look like I thought it would as a kid. Some things are better than I’d dreamed. Some things [...]
Early Support Could Be A Game-Changer For Young-Horse Trainers
My last blog was about our triumphant 2024 Paris Paralympic Games for American dressage enthusiasts. Gold after gold, a brilliant week of consistent and extraordinary excellence. [...]
Homegrown Horses Are Our Best Chance For Topping The Podium
Out there on the interwebs this month were three Facebook posts that caught my eye. One was on a sales group for dressage horses, [...]