When the Stars Align: Eerily Accurate* Horse Horoscopes
Does your horse’s zodiac sign offer a window into his true, planetary personality? Can his cosmic energy help to determine his ideal discipline? Will his celestial sign predict a blue ribbon in 2026?...
View ArticleThe “Do Good” Gift Guide for Equestrians
This holiday season, give good! Every product in this Three Mares gift guide gives back to athletes. Like you. Because all profits from Three Mares brands—Dreamers & Schemers, The TackHack, and...
View ArticleAmy Brattebo Personal Real Estate Corp. Properties of the Month: November
Do you dream of acreage living in beautiful British Columbia? Award-winning realtor and longtime Langley, BC resident Amy Brattebo specializes in helping others find their perfect country oasis farm,...
View Article#WeRideTogether’s ‘Out of Bounds’ PSA Series Hits a Home Run
You never see the face of “Emma,” the focus of #WeRideTogether’s short-form Out of Bounds PSA “It’s Not Just a Ride Home”—and that’s the point. While following Emma through the various facets of her...
View ArticleHealthy Barn Hacks, Crowd Source Edition
#WeRideTogether is a nonprofit organization on a mission to make the youth and amateur sport environment safer and healthier for all athletes. And that starts with each and everyone of us. What does...
View ArticleSafeSport Actions Taken Against Six Hunter/Jumpers in December
The month of December saw six professionals in the hunter/jumper industry either added to the U.S. Center for SafeSport’s Centralized Disciplinary Database or movement in the response and resolution...
View ArticleThree Mares Gave Away $151k Last Year, Now They’re Aiming for a $850k More
American cultural anthropologist Margaret Mead famously said “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world.” That same philosophy is the one driving Three...
View ArticleThe Year of Agano
There’s a saying that goes, “all horses deserve, at least once in their lives, to be loved by a little girl.” What a world we would live in if every little kid could be loved by a horse. For those of...
View ArticleLindsay Archer Is on a Mission to Take the Stigma Out of Asking for Support
For four years, Lindsay Archer was on cloud nine. From 2018 to 2022, she had a string of competitive top jumpers, including Jarpur, with whom she won several three-star and four-star FEI classes. Then...
View ArticleTry & Lose in This Weekend’s Meadow Grove & Friends 1.20m Open Classic. We...
Every entry is a winner in the Meadow Grove & Friends 1.20m Open Classic, sponsored by Meadow Grove & Friends and benefiting the 501c3 #WeRideTogether. And not just in that warm fuzzy way of...
View ArticleWhat’s my Type? Black Type!
In the World of Welly (Wellington, Florida), it is said that any horse less than eight years old walks around in a cloak of invisibility. Expenses are high, riders are ambitious, and only “made”...
View ArticleThe Barefoot Life Isn’t Always Fancy-Free
Caracole de la Roque. Donatello d’Auge. United Touch S. King Edward along with, at one point, two-thirds of the Swedish Olympic team. All of these championship horses have one thing in common: They’ve...
View ArticleBridging the Gap Between Performance and Welfare
In the horse world, performance and welfare are often talked about as though they live on opposite ends of a spectrum. On one side, there is ambition. Goals. Excellence. Precision. The desire to...
View ArticleLessons in Adaptability & Resilience
When I look back on my early years with horses, what stands out most isn’t any one horse, lesson, or achievement—it’s the constant change. Different horses, different personalities, different...
View ArticleBabington Is the Inspiring Read You Need This Summer
How do you summarize a life, let alone one as extraordinary as Olympic show jumper Kevin Babington’s, in a single story? You simply can’t. You write a book. That’s precisely what Jeff Papows and...
View ArticleThe Growth We Never Planned For
There are moments in every horseperson’s journey when we suddenly realize how much we don’t know. Sometimes it happens when we ride a horse that exposes gaps in our understanding. Sometimes it happens...
View ArticleThe Doctor Is In
This excerpt is from Chapter 15: The Doctor Is In of A Horse’s World, the newest book by neuroscientist Janet Jones PhD: Animals of all kinds make most people feel better. Stroking a cat or dog,...
View ArticleOn The Fringe Asks “Why?”& a Dozen More Questions
Show jumping has started flooding all our screens. On the heels of the release of Faultless, Box to Box Films producing a series on the upcoming inaugural season of the Premier Jumping League, and the...
View ArticleMore Than a Ribbon: Compete for Change at Thunderbird
Rome wasn’t built in a day. The mightiest oak grows from a tiny acorn. Every journey begins with a single step. We roll our eyes at clichés because we’ve heard them a thousand times—but buried...
View ArticleA Decade After Nassar, Survivor-Led Study Charts a New Path Forward
September 2026 will mark the 10th anniversary of the Indianapolis Star investigation that first exposed Larry Nassar’s extensive crimes against gymnasts, and USA Gymnastics’ repeated failure to...
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