Horse blogs worth checking out

Posted by: Nanette Levin in Horse Add comments

http://matureriders.blogspot.com

Paul Sherland does this for pure fun – and it shows. I don’t agree with his benchmark for mature riders  (over forty years old – I resemble that remark, but sure don’t consider myself mature), but he does offer some great input on equipment, mindset, activities and tips for older riders who may have come to recognize they can be vulnerable and are now focused a wee bit on safety vs. bravado.  He’s also put the word out seeking guest contributors, so if you have something valuable to share, take a look at what he’s doing and consider contacting him with your idea for a post.

http://www.thepowerguides.com/horsesguide.html

This guy created this listing for his wife, and is now focused on heating equipment and energy concerns, but has managed to assemble a long list of horse blogs. Most are person al and not borne from professional knowledge or experience, but some are interesting and worth checking out. This is the most comprehensive list I’ve managed to find to date of quirky and diverse blogs coming exclusively from horse lovers. If you’ve discovered other good resources that assemble horse blogs (preferably with a searchable feature that works and/or categorized listings), let me know and we’ll check it out for a spotlight in the future.

http://horses.about.com/

Katherine Blocksdorf has created a blog here that offers brief tips and/or pointers to equine ideas or issues. She posts regularly and most of what she talks about will appeal to a very broad audience. This one is worth taking a look at for the things you never thought about factor. It’s not a training blog, but more a listing of ideas and resources you may not have considered as you accommodate your horse (or personal attire).

2 Responses to “Horse blogs worth checking out”

  1. Paul Sherland Says:

    Hi Nanette,

    Thanks very much for mentioning my Mature Riders blog. It’s intended as a place on the Web for folks who’ve either started or resumed riding a little later in life or perhaps had an accident (or illness) that’s causing confidence issues.

    I wish you great success with your Horse Sense and Cents projects!

    Paul

  2. Katherine Says:

    Thanks for including me on your list. I’ll have to check out the other blogs too!

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