Hope In The Saddle

"Willie is an all-around kind of horse: therapy horse during the week, carriage pulling, rodeo trick-riding horse on weekends..."

Horses are more than pets and we love them all day every day, but we're not going to pass up an excuse to share happy horse photos!

My story started 8yrs ago. I was stopped at a red light when a car T-boned my dually truck. EMT's said I was lucky to be alive.

The three equestrians were doing it for a good cause: The Vinceremos Therapeutic Riding Center located in Loxahatchee, Florida.

You tell us how being with your horse soothes your nerves and buoys your spirits.

A stash of old photographs helped me remember just how much my first pony meant to me and my beloved sister, Karen, who was taken far too soon.

As The Spur Stirs

In partnership with the American Breast Cancer Foundation, WeatherBeeta launched this special limited-edition breast cancer ribbon blanket for 2015.

The United States Equestrian Federation mourns the loss of horseman R. Bruce Duchossios.

There's a saying that goes "If you're lucky enough to have horses, you're lucky enough." I completely agree. Every day I ride or even just hang out with my horses, I consider myself blessed.

If I learned anything from the past few months it's that life is a process and sometimes there's just no way to fast track your way somewhere. You have to settle in and breathe and do the best in each moment you have--and as we all know horses are the bes

October is breast cancer awareness month, click through our slideshow to see all the products and lines that raise money for the cause.

We've all been there: Everything is smooth sailing with our horse and ourselves until suddenly something is very wrong. It's devastating enough when your horse becomes lame or you become sick or injured but how do you cope when they happen at the same tim