The cardinal is often seen as a symbol of hope in times of grief. Across various cultures around the world, the flash of the songbird’s red feathers against the white snow reminds us not only that spring will come again, but that the ones we’ve loved and lost are still thinking of us, too. For
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It descends with a flurry of activity: Winter Equestrian Festival season, edition 2026. The flurry started months ago. The season has been this big, sparkling, glittering destination in time, sucking us all inexorably toward it. A sucking like a wind tunnel, only perhaps a wind tunnel is more of a pushing that you stand against.
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Dear diary, I have enjoyed a mostly quiet week as she who must be obeyed was in Port Seagull for a work-related international kick off thing. It was the first time that she has been away properly since her human kissing spines operation and apparently she can confirm she sets the metal detectors off now
Dear diary, A lot like my stressage sheets of old often used to say, I’m pretty sure all our report cards would read “could try harder” right now. If the mercurial weather is anything to go by then our level of sacrifices needs to rise and Spring needs to at least start thinking about bracing
One Big Thing: Cross Country Course-Design Bursary to be Relaunched The Bill Thomson Bursary, named after Defender Burghley Horse Trials’ founding cross-country course-designer and builder, is being relaunched. This bursary was first established following Bill
One Big Thing: 2026 AHP Equine Media Student Award applications are open! If you are a high school senior or undergraduate student under the age of 25, now is the time to apply for this