Corona Confessions
In my last blog some weeks ago I talked about stillness and silence. It felt as if I was in some sort of flow with my horsemanship, mostly thanks to the social isolation I’d put …
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Hymns to the Silence
Something I noticed now that I’ve had a number of horses arrive and leave again in my first two months here, is that I’m more than before trying to compare and assess them as they …
“I never found a halter that fit onto the tail end of a horse…”
We’ve said goodbye to January, and it’s been a good three weeks since I wrote my first blog for Eclectic Horseman. There is more daylight every day now, which is a delight in so many …
New beginnings & Friendship in Estonia
This past dark December month it became clear to me once again how horsemanship connects people, not only to horses, but to each other, turning strangers into friends. Early December I headed north for Estonia …
The lost chapter exclusive – a horsemanship time capsule from the vault!
Preface Here’s a rarity! A previously unpublished chapter/essay from the vault. This chapter was written in 2008; at the time I had just wrapped up A Horse’s Thought and had begun working on the book …
Interactive Arts Workshop – Association for the Promotion of the Art of Horsemanship in America
Bringing together artists across the disciplines of riding, dance and music! Saturday, April 27th hosted by Windhorse International, Bethlehem, Conn Sunday, April 28th hosted by Rivendell Dressage, Millbrook, New York Learn more. Both Days are Sure …
Art of the Cowgirl Brings Recognition to Cowgirl Influencers
Event to Showcase Artistic Talents from the Canvas to the Arena It may be the hat and boots or just a love for the look and lifestyle. Either way, cowgirls are a unique breed with …
Translating Horsemanship Clinic Report
By Anpeytu Raben Traveling along the highway toward Heber, I mulled concepts about timing, balance, and feel learned last summer and felt eager to have a refresher and learn new skills. This was opportunity for …
A Portuguese Clinician, and a Desert Mustang
By Gloria Hammond (Keys), 2018 UDS spring scholarship recipient My mustang and I travel from the DM ranch in the remote Nevada Desert just South of the Ruby Mountains. It is atleast a four hour …
Q & A With Dwight Hill
Photos by Marry Williams Hyde The 2018 Great Basin Buckaroo Gathering has a fantastic line up of talented Top Hand Ropers. There will be both men and women showcasing their roping and horsemanship abilities. One of …
