Chloe Kim Opens Up About Mochi, the Chestnut Arabian Who Helped Her Find Herself Again
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Stories
Life After the Show Ring
When a horse’s competition days end, thoughtful retirement planning can help them thrive in pasture retirement, therapeutic programs, colleges, and other meaningful second careers.
“He Was Not Bothered at All by Being at an Auction House”
When Kristen Spendlove spotted her Appaloosa, Hamilton, in an auction house stall, his personality immediately won her over.
Finding Her Way Back to the Sport She Never Stopped Loving
After 30 years away from the saddle, Kim Stevenson found her way back to the sport she loved with Dallas, a black Half-Arabian, Half-Quarter Horse mare.
Understanding Our Horses’ Five Senses
Observing how our equine partners see, hear, smell, taste, and touch will deepen our connection with them.
Meghan Laffin Reflects on Her Time Grooming for Kasey Perry-Glass
As she enters a new chapter of her life, a longtime groom reflects on lessons learned and a special horse.
“She Taught Me That You Had to Work For It”
The best ponies teach you life lessons, and for Paralympic gold medalist and FEI World Championships competitor Rebecca Hart, Miss Rosanna did just that.
“He Was the Master of Everything”
Before he was on the U.S. Team at the FEI World Championships and competed at the Olympics, Boyd Martin got his start on a Welsh pony named Willy.
Riding Has Become My Lifeline
“Cruel Intentions” and “Legally Blonde” actress Selma Blair credits her horse, Mr. Nibbles, with helping her manage lifeafter being diagnosed with multiple sclerosisis in 2018.
Sovereignty Was Scared and Covered in Ash; It Was Blowing All Around Him
When a frightened horse refused to load during the Palisades Fire evacuation, 17-year-old Kalyna Fedorowycz rode him 14 miles through ash, smoke, and danger to bring him safely home.