Monthly Archives: November 2020

Over the last six years of my life, I have been working with horses. Not for money, just for the fun of it. And what fun it was. In driving rain and freezing cold, knee-deep in mud or covered in … Continue reading →

In mid-seventeenth century, an English courtier, a Renaissance man, writes a treatise on horsemanship, in the preface to which he says ‘… no art in the world is as hard to learn as that of being a good horseman’ (‘… … Continue reading →