Tag: horses

The Cost Conversation Is Getting Loud If you spend any time in the horse world on social media, you’ve probably noticed a trend that keeps getting louder: the constant discussion of how expensive horses are. It's even played a part in a few blogs here. To be clear, I’m not denying it. Horses are expensive. … Continue reading If Horses Are So Expensive… Why Aren’t We Showing People Why They’re Worth It?

If you’ve been around the Arabian show world for any amount of time, you’ve probably noticed something shifting: the Arabian Sport Horse division is becoming more and more appealing to a lot of exhibitors. Sometimes even more than the traditional “main ring” classes. Ranch seems to be right there with it, but my experience lies … Continue reading Why the Arabian Sport Horse Division Is Winning Hearts (and Keeping People with the Breed)

As the year comes to a close, social media fills with highlight reels: championship photos, ribbons lined up just right, year-end awards, and big goals checked off lists. And truly, those moments deserve to be celebrated. Hard work, dedication, and countless hours in the barn lead to achievements worth being proud of. But as we … Continue reading Celebrating the Year—One Small Victory at a Time

If there’s one thing I’ve learned in my years around Arabian horses, it’s this: nothing compares to seeing them in person. Their kindness. Their athleticism. The way they lean into people with a soft eye and a curious mind. You can describe it all day long, but when someone meets an Arabian? That’s the moment … Continue reading Why I Joined the AHA Discovery Farm Program — And How We Can Make It a Success