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Horse Yoga Evolves
We live in a fantasy novel around here. Not always the part with the unicorns and the flowers. Mostly the one with stablehands and pitchforks and bread that needs baking. Once in a while some grimdark. And around just about … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, horses, Lifestyle
Tagged fantasy, horse yoga, horses, Judith Tarr, yoga
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Alabaster Horses
I try, as an all-around horseblogger, to be as breed-neutral as possible. Every breed of horses has its particular kind of wonderfulness, and its particular purpose, and its band of particular, and passionate, adherents. ((And yes, before the chorus strikes … Continue reading
Training and Instinct
In the last Horseblog I talked about a particular stallion and his spring rituals. I’ve since been able to catch a short video of his space-claiming process, which I’ve posted here. It comes complete with roll-roll-roll and rearandpawtheAIR. Watching him … Continue reading
A Stallion in Spring
Life on a horse farm is always interesting, but when the farm has all genders represented, it’s just a little bit more interesting in the spring. The English-speaking world has a distinct preference for geldings as riding horses. Entires–mares as … Continue reading
Lessons I’ve Learned from My Horse
If there’s one thing horses do for humans, it’s teach them things. Sometimes in the sense of Learning Experiences, i.e. School of Hard Knocks (and Falls and Crashes and Financial Disasters), but many times in the sense that if a … Continue reading
Smart Horse Tricks
In honor of Mad Scientist Week, we’ve dug deep into the vault at Weird Horse Central, bribed a few guard demons, and emerged with this classic post (complete with comments) about one of our equine Mad Doctors. This one would … Continue reading
The Horse in the Plaid Pajamas
Well, not plaid in the picture, but I confess I’ve left this post till the absolute last minute, and it’s too dark for the camera. (Also, it being night, dark, and by his lights cold, he’s actually wearing the outfit … Continue reading
Nine White Horses, Part IV
Part the Last of the story of Charlemagne’s horse, Charlemagne’s page, and nine white horses. Part I Part II Part III Tencendur carried him straight to the villa and into the courtyard, and there removed him with a deft duck, … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, fantasy, historical novels, History, horses
Tagged fantasy, fiction, fiction serial, france, History, horses, Judith Tarr, medieval, Nine White Horses, online fiction, short story
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The Smallholding in January
People may be forgiven for thinking January must be a quiet month on a smallholding. Nothing’s growing, it’s freezing – what could possibly need doing? A lot. For one there’s feeding. There’s usually enough grass on our holding that we … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Culture, horses, Lifestyle
Tagged farming, gardening, hedges, smallholding
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Nine White Horses, Part III
Part III of IV: the story of Charlemagne’s horse, and loyalty and duty, and very old, very strong magic. Part I Part II He might be a good baker and he might not, but no one complained. Otherwise it was … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, fantasy, historical novels, History, horses
Tagged fantasy, fiction, france, History, horses, Judith Tarr, medieval, Nine White Horses, online fiction, online serial, short fiction, short story
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