Saddle Stands For Vehicles
October 15, 2009 by Saddle Sense
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If you travel with your saddle, you know finding a good way to transport it can be a challenge. If you’re pulling a trailer with a tack compartment your all set. But if you don’t have a tack room or aren’t traveling with a trailer, how do you transport your saddle? Throw it [...]
Brighton Feed & Saddlery
August 28, 2009 by Saddle Sense
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A while back I wrote about what I consider one of the best saddle shops – Flat Creek Saddle Shop in Jackson, Wyoming. Flat Creek isn’t too awfully far away from me (about 4 hours), so I’ve been there a lot. But there’s another Saddle Shop that I’m high on that I haven’t had the [...]
America’s Horse TV
August 6, 2009 by Saddle Sense
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There’s a great new online source for horse and equestrian programming. It’s produced by the American Quarter Horse Association and it’s called America’s Horse TV. It’s available online at AmericasHorse.TV.
America’s Horse TV will definitely have a Quarter Horse bent, which is great for Quarter Horse lovers like myself . But they’ll also have programs, events, [...]
Gettysburg: History and Horses
July 3, 2009 by Saddle Sense
Filed under Other Stuff, Resources
I just returned from a fabulous trip to Gettysburg. I’m a history geek so this was a real treat.
It was wonderful to see that they have maintained the dignity and essence of this important place in American history. It has not become some tacky, commercialized amusement park. The battlefield remains mostly as it was July [...]
A Montana Artist Paints Montana
June 18, 2009 by Saddle Sense
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My sister, Jill Stefani Wagner, who’s an artist, just sent me a link to the website of a Montana painter that she thought I might enjoy. She was very right.
Deb Schmit paints a variety of subjects including landscapes and people … and horses! Her profile says she lives in “Middle of Nowhere, Montana.” A girl after my own heart.
Her paintings [...]
