If this is the first time you have picked up this wonderful monthly magazine and maybe stopped because you saw the photo of the horse (and you happen to love horses), let me introduce myself. […]
I have loved, owned and helped horses for over fifty years. Many different breeds, ages and temperaments – no two are ever the same, each a challenge, every one as important as the next. As […]
Spring is my favorite season – I imagine it’s yours also. Who can resist the warm breezes and the gorgeous flowers bursting forth where only brown had been just weeks before. Almost like magic, the […]
By joining the rodeo this year in 2024, you will join Lone Star Rodeo in celebrating a monumental feat of 75 years in the family-ran and owned business. For four of those decades, they have […]
Yeah… I know, the Toby Keith song is, “Should’ve Been A Cowboy.” But that just didn’t work for my column this month… get over it, Toby! A few months ago, a good friend in Tennessee […]
Last year was a tough one for anyone needing hay. In a normal year we usually get three or four cuttings of hay, the first usually coming in middle to late May. Sadly, one cutting […]
Kentucky is known for many things – beautiful countryside, horse racing, bourbon and unfortunately, lung cancer. Compared to other states, Kentucky has one of the worst ranks for both new cases and survival rate. The […]
I love horses! And if you ‘re reading this article, I’ll bet you’re a horse lover, too! My personal love affair with these magnificent animals was born inside of me. Down in the deepest parts […]
I must admit I’m not a Star Trek fan. But seeing Captain Kirk rocket into space on the Blue Origin at 90 years old was amazingly inspiring! We should all be so lucky to still […]
We have had a very busy summer at Rainhill. There is always so much work to do and never enough time. As the days grow shorter, we find ourselves making lists in our heads of […]
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