Training Logs

My beloved database software that I used to log my runs and horse stuff (among LOTS of other things) was abandoned by its manufacturer several years ago. It’s been a couple of years and with the software getting more unstable with each major operating system update, it was (past) time for me to move on. I […] more

Nov IRL 2015

Oh boy oh boy oh boy.  It’s that time again. I’m not posting as much on a day-to-day basis, so these monthly summary posts provide a look at actual training and conditioning that occurs prior to my endurance races as a counter to what I believe is often unrealistic and rigid training “plans” on the […] more

Happy partners day

Happy partners day Farley! I’m sorry I won’t be out today to take our annual selfie since I am flat on my back on the couch recovering from the lumbar puncture and dictating this into an iPad. But we did get to go riding last night and it was lovely at least for me. I’m […] more

A look at the numbers: Older endurance horses

In the Oct Link Luv post I shared some data that Mike Maul posted on the AERC facebook page….now, instead of relying on your *squirrel-shiny-object-syndrome brains to go click on that link and then come back in some sort of orderly and reliable fashion (this is the modern age after all), I’ll just **reiterate everything here. *Oh, […] more

How is this relevant?

There hasn’t been a lot of posts here, and truthfully there hasn’t been a lot of pony time either. “Oh pah!” (you say). “Of course not! You just gave birth blah blah blah”.  So….that’s not exactly the reason.  The newborn stage being what it is (cry, eat, sleep, cry, eat, sleep), writing, running and riding (and […] more

Sneak Peek, hooves, and other updates

Remember those questions that I had about older endurance horses and number of seasons competing in this link luv post?  The same gentleman that crunched the data and gave us those graphs kindly mined the data I *think* I need to answer those questions. I’ve been in poccession of this data for approximately 4 weeks. Fig […] more

Saddles, Riders, and Science

I was reading through the vast, never diminishing stack of journals like a good little vet and came across a rather fascinating Editorial discussing the current science of the dynamics between horses, saddles, and riders, as presented at the International Saddle Research Trust Conference. For more information The conference was organized by the Saddle Research […] more

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