How to Date Me (and my dead husband)
When We Match No shirtless mirror selfies. No photos of dead animal trophies. Be a little bit chubby. Have a little bit of facial hair, or don’t. You can’t be too tall. Say you’re into photography or writing or art. Tease some sensitivity. Give a hint that you might ...
One Mask at a Time: An Interview with Stephen Dunn
Stephen Dunn is a powerhouse of a poet. He is the author of 18 volumes of poetry and two essay collections, including the recently published Degrees of Fidelity (Tiger Bark Press). His 2000 collection, Different Hours, won the Pulitzer Prize and an Academy Award for ...
Drugs and Addiction in the Horse World: A Conversation with Andrew Ellis
Lifelong equestrian and east coast native Andrew Ellis wears many hats within the hunter/jumper industry. Rider, horse show manager, announcer, USEF Safety Committee member, certified EMT. But he also has another label that we don’t talk about as much in our ...
On a Budget? You Need the TackHack.
Working adult amateurs bond over many things, like battling nerves at the horse show and deciding how to best reward our saintly horses. But another thing many of us have in common is trying to make this equestrian dream work on a budget. New shoes, chiropractor visits, ...
3 Companies That Excel at Outfitting Equestrians of All Sizes
Some things will always be consistent on the hunter/jumper circuit: fashion trends grab attention with innovative designs and intricate details, and life will throw a curveball to your plans. Right now, a lot of trendy attire comes from Europe. Technical fabrics and ...
An Capall: The Sun Shirt That Cleans Our Planet and Looks Perfect All Day
Pristine equestrian fashion, ocean cleanup, a mother daughter team living out their dream under the canopy of palm trees. It doesn’t seem like these things should go together, but at An Capall they are as tightly linked as you are to your horse. An Capall equestrian ...
