It Happens In Baby Steps
Four years ago I attended my first ever "real" Hunter/Jumper show. It was the September Pony Club. Looking back, I can vividly recall almost every detail of that auspicious Friday. I agonized over what to show in (a Limited purple button down with Bradley breeches),...
Michael Zukerman Clinic – FAQs
In case you haven't heard the news, Trinity Farm is the place to be October 29 and 30. That's when we--in conjunction with Horses LTD--will be hosting the Michael Zukerman clinic. And the best part is? It's open to anyone who wants to participate--regardless of jump...
Heads Up!: Proper Helmet Fitting
Wearing a properly fitted helmet while you ride is one of the most important safety measures you can take while riding a horse. However, properly choosing and fitting a helmet is not always as easy as it looks
It Feels Like First
Occasionally at the gym, our fitness instructors bark out bits of motivation between drills of uppercuts or crunches. My favorite is: “You get out what you put in.” It’s a gentle, effective reminder that if you want results, you have to push yourself, even if it’s...
Riding with Seizures: A Blog by Heidi
Last year, I had many seizures, some of which occurred while riding. We were able to continue with my lesson, although we would change what we did during the time. Still being able to do something I care about during a seizure meant a lot to me, especially when I was having so many.
Showing: The Emotional Rollercoaster Edition
This is the tale of an adult amateur with a closet type-A personality (or maybe it’s not so closeted…) after attending her first Rated show. As someone who’s ridden all of her life in one aspect or another, there’s no denying that horseback riding really is a very...



