Confidence Creation with Horses & Beyond
I love helping horse lovers discover and create their own confidence and courage – with the consequences of lasting positive change in their lives.
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Want to be a Guest Writer for ilovehorses.net?
Want to write for ilovehorses.net? The site typically gets 5,000 to 10,000 visitors a month, so it’s a
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The Official ilovehorses.net Word Cloud!
I found a pretty cool word or tag cloud tool online: Tagxedo.com. It crawls your site, Twitter account,
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What is a farrier?
by Keith Templeton Keith Templeton edits The Farrier Guide for Education and Employment, a resource for farriers that
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How Black Beauty Gave Animals a Voice
by Kristin Berkery Most horse-loving kids read Black Beauty at some point, and even though it’s a well-loved
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The Head and Not The Heart: An Interview with Natalie Reinert
“Our lives as horsepeople are exciting and sorrowful and wonderful and tragic on a daily basis, and I want to write about that.” — Natalie Keller Reinert Natalie Keller Reinert is the author of the novella The Head and Not The Heart, a story about a young woman who experiences loss and romantic confusion in
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What is a Curly?
by Kristin Berkery Most horses’ coats become wild and woolly in the winter, but not Curly horses. Starting in the fall, most Curlies grow a winter coat of luxurious curls or waves covering their bodies. The coat sheds in the warmer months leaving smooth or wavy hair behind, and in some cases, they may even
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What is an OTTB?
An OTTB is a brave soul, an animal with movement in his bones, an athlete of tremendous power; but most of all, an OTTB is a horse to love. I’m honored to welcome author Natalie Reinert of the Retired Racehorse Blog as ilovehorses.net‘s first guest blogger. One of Natalie’s passions is Off-the-Track-Thoroughbreds, or retired racehorses
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The Akhal Teke: Desert Horse To Olympic Champion and Back Again
by Kristin Berkery >> Download the complete 1,400-word article for Kindle Excerpt: This summer marks 52 years since
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