Around here, I’m raising ‘horse girls’—that’s how my four girls identify themselves. Not riders. Not equestrians. Horse girls. Somewhere along our horse journey, my horse kids and I developed our own sort of code: the phrases I repeat so often that my girls probably hear them in their sleep. Some of them started as barn rules. The post Carrying On the ‘Horse Kid’ Code appeared first on Horse Network.

For a long time, I believed I knew exactly what success with horses was supposed to look like. There was a destination, and everything I did was measured against whether or not I was getting closer to it. Riding at the highest levels wasn’t simply one possible path—it had become the path. And when we The post When Success Becomes the Problem: Letting Go & Building Back Differently appeared first on Horse Network.