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An Equestrian Life

Equestrian Lifestyle, F#, Horses, My Life

I Sold Stu

8 years ago, I went shopping for what I hoped would one day be my dream horse. I had a lot of goals back[...]

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Culture, Equestrian Lifestyle

The Foxhunt – What is Cubbing Season?

I recently visited a local foxhunt to say hello, and get some photos. Foxhunting is pretty big in my a[...]

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Equestrian Style, Riding Style

The Riding Jumpsuit

Do you enjoy cosplay? Or dressing up as a superhero in your every day life?  Boy, do I have the right t[...]

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Europe, My Life, Travel

Iceland, The Golden Circle

It was time for a vacation, so naturally we decided to travel back to the same place we went to last vac[...]

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sitting woman wearing sky set from Sync Equestrian
Equestrian Style, Riding Style
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July 10, 2023

Sync Equestrian Sky Set Review

I loved the winter breeches, and knowing the quality of Sync Equestrian clothing, I figured I'd probably love the summer clothes, too. And I was right.  This is the Sky set, pull on riding tights with belt loops and a performance top. Like all of Sync's other clothing, they are made of compr[...]

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Equestrian Lifestyle, History, International
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July 7, 2023

The Wild Horses of Chernobyl

In the years following the 1986 disaster, Chernobyl became a dead zone. The 1,017 square miles around the plant had been evacuated, and with the exception of the remaining power plant workers and a few that refused to leave their homes, the area was devoid of humans. It wasn't safe to be there and[...]

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horses eating hay together in a field
Horse Care, Vintage
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July 5, 2023

Review – Harrison Howard CareMaster Horse Fly Mask

We've come to a strange time in history. Before, I would make a trip to the tack shop in order to get those specialty items we need for horses. They just didn't exist outside of that. Later, it was the online versions of the those tack stores. Now I can go to Amazon to get these things, items I t[...]

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Equestrian Lifestyle, History
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July 3, 2023

The Roman Horseshoes

The Romans were not a horse based culture (notice how their armies were primarily infantry), but they use horses for a variety of purposes including transportation, farming, and warfare (yes, even after I just said that other thing). They were great scouts, when ridden by a person. On their own, th[...]

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International, Travel
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June 30, 2023

Touring the South Coast of Iceland

While Reykjavik is great itself, the real beauty of Iceland is the landscape, so I was really looking forward to this tour of the south coast. The south coast has some of the most popular spots in Iceland including the famous Black Sand Beach and the big waterfalls.  The south coast is the mos[...]

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International, Travel
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June 27, 2023

Iceland Hot Springs

Visiting a hot spring is a must in Iceland. It's one of their most famous features, one of the main reasons to go. There are hot springs all over the country, from refined and elegant spa experiences to little spots on the side of the road. The hot springs have been incorporated into the Icelandic[...]

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International, Travel
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June 26, 2023

Travels to Iceland – The Basics and Reykjavík

The land of fire and ice. The land of Vikings. One of the most northern countries in the entire world. I'll be honest in that I didn't really have Iceland on my radar as a travel destination, but when one of my best friends decided to have her destination wedding there, well, obviously I was going[...]

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Equestrian Lifestyle, History
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June 23, 2023

The Etruscan Horseshoes

In 400 BC, in Corneto, modern day Italy, a tomb was being filled. The walls were decorated with frescoes of banquet scenes, dancers, and musicians. It contained a number of funerary objects, including vases, jewelry, and bronze objects. For over two millennia, it lay in silence. When it was finally[...]

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Nomadic horse tribe
History
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June 22, 2023

The Origins of the Horseshoe in Asia – History of the Horseshoe

Everyone knows what a horse shoe is. They have been decorations, good luck charms, the subject of legends and stories, and of course, protection for horse hooves. For the most part, we've just kind of taken for granted that horse shoes exist. But for such a basic looking piece of metal, it actually[...]

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June 8, 2023

The Problem with Selling Your Horse

Horses are sold every day. It’s just how the horse world works. People breed horses, and then sell them. People race horses, and then sell them. People train horses, and then sell them. People buy horses in one market, move them to another market and sell them. They are considered livestock by th[...]

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