There are hundreds of stunning and unusual horse breeds in the world. Today I talk about the first five most unusual horses in the world in the first installment of my new article series.
Category: Blog
Breyer, Schleich, Stone, Oh My!: A Guide To Model Horse Brands
There are so many horse models out there, it can be dizzying to try and decipher which ones are worth spending your money on. This article reviews the five most popular brands and which is best for what you’re looking for and your budget.
From the Horse’s Mouth Book Review: Extension Squad by R.M. Scheller
While this isn’t a horse book, this is a series I think many people will enjoy for years to come. A hidden gem among books, it’s well worth seeking!
An Opportunity for Writers
If you’ve ever dreamt of becoming an author, of using your words to change the lives of others, then this is for you.
10 Activities for the Truly Horseless: How to Keep the Love of Horses Alive When There’s No Barn in Sight
Love horses, but can’t ride? Read this article to learn about ten activities to indulge your horse-crazy passion.
Of Mustangs and Misty: How Pony Penning Day Could Be the Answer to America’s Wild Horse Problem
The war over mustangs has been waging since 1971. But could an older tradition be the answer? Or something else?
Author of the Month: Marguerite Henry
Marguerite Henry could be called one of the world’s greatest equine fiction writers, and introduced the Chincoteague Pony to the world. However her achievements surpass just the island.
How to Draw a Chincoteague Pony Mare and Foal
Drawing a full horse can be hard, but today I’ve broken down the steps so you can draw your very own Misty and foals (or in this case, the Phantom as a filly).
From the Horse’s Mouth: Books and Movies about Chincoteague Ponies
The famous island ponies have been subject of page and screen for years. Here are the most notable works written about them.
Island Ponies: The Story of the Ponies Who Put a Little Town on the Map
The world-famous Virginian ponies have a rich and illustrious history, as well as being made famous by a little mare named Misty.