It may not be new under the sun.
However, the Gypsy Cob Pinto is a horse not very familiar to people of this country.
Yet, the horses are common in the United Kingdom.
It may not be new under the sun.
However, the Gypsy Cob Pinto is a horse not very familiar to people of this country.
Yet, the horses are common in the United Kingdom.
Runaway horses are not all that uncommon at our place.
Unfortunately, they frequently head straight for the major highway. More than once, there has been loss, but thankfully no human suffering other than automobile damage. Continue reading →
Horsepower may again be a recreational method of travel across Kansas’ depth.
And, it could be a windfall to landowners along the route.
“I am conducting a research project to validate the feasibility of developing a series of interconnected horse trails throughout the Flint Hills,” explained Thomas Warner, professor and director of the Wildlife and Outdoor Enterprise Management Program with the Department of Horticulture, Forestry and Recreation at Kansas State University.
Horsepower may again be a recreational method of travel across Kansas’ depth.
And, it could be a windfall to landowners along the route.
“I am conducting a research project to validate the feasibility of developing a series of
interconnected horse trails throughout the Flint Hills,” explained Thomas Warner, professor and director of the Wildlife and Outdoor Enterprise Management Program with the Department of Horticulture, Forestry and Recreation at Kansas State University.
Different and faster best describe a horsemanship clinic at the Topeka Farm Show.
While there are similarities, every horseman has personal techniques used when training a horse.
Scott Daily, Arkansas City horse trainer, had a previously only halter-broke, three-year-old gelding saddled, ridden around the pen at a lope and unsaddled in a 30-minute program.
Life is filled with peaks and valleys..
That’s an overused analysis frequently said when somebody is down. It isn’t really comforting, but those making the comment feel better, because they don’t know anything else to do. Continue reading →
“It doesn’t get any better than right now. Enjoy the ride.”
That was the perfect synopsis of a fun-filled cowboy celebration and recognition Saturday night at Cottonwood Falls.