Whenever I go anywhere with people involved with horses in any fashion, it seems I can’t help but notice how we all travel to our own set of hoofbeats. There is something to appreciate in all the different aspects of our industry, and I think the struggle in each area becomes diluted from viewpoint to … Read more
My snaffle tells on me. Yes, it’s true. I get to a certain point with my horses, and I hide that T. Balding smooth mouth in the back, or the breaking pen or somewhere I don’t have to face it for a good while. It’s my bread and butter when starting something, bringing something along … Read more
As long as there are impish ponies that outfox their little riders, I’ll be waiting to scoop them up and see if we can make them better. It’s no secret that I love ponies. I buy ponies, train ponies, raise ponies and sell them. And if I had a dollar for every time someone mentioned … Read more
Hear me out: Training a horse and writing a story are more alike than some may realize. I’m not saying training and writing are the same thing on all levels. A horse has a personality, and genetics greatly influence what it is and how it shapes up. A piece of paper always begins as simply … Read more
Like many around the globe this summer, I have found a new love for sports I’ve never viewed (some I didn’t even know existed!) in watching the 2024 Paris Olympics. There are stories of athletes from all walks of life and experiences — all being celebrated and rewarded for their hard work and talent, a … Read more
Horse training is synonymous with a lot of terms, but the first one that jumps to Kelli Neubert’s mind is “work.”
From future plans to timelines and goals, when shopping for a horse, there’s more to assess than just the price tag.
I’m always intrigued by the special, quirky little treats that people give their equine pals, such as bananas, watermelons and more!
Here’s a little known secret about the horse business: being in the horse business is really just being in the people business.