Solstice Farms

It is time to introduce you to another horse at Bluebonnet, another horse your donations support.

Meet Cruising Down Daisy. She's a 16 year old, 16.2 hh, Thoroughbred mare who came to us as a transfer from another rescue. The goal was for her to be in the Training Challenge, but she started having some behavioral problems during training and we discovered some mild lameness. She's been seen by a lameness vet, she's got shoes on now for support, and she's had time off before going back to work.

We're disappointed she couldn't be in the Challenge and adopted already, but sometimes horses don't follow our plans. And we're ok with being flexible - the most important thing is making sure she's healthy and happy before going back to work!

Your donation helps with her feed, hay, farrier, and veterinary expenses. And both Daisy and all of us at Bluebonnet apprecaite the support!

The “Super moon” is on the eastern horizon. Go out and take a look!

In need of a 6 foot EZ groomer or equivalent in houston, TX immediately Does anyone have one available ?

Celebrating the autumnal equinox!

Lunging is often overlooked or considered easy or boring. Instead it is one of our most important training tools. Something to learn here.

This weekend!

On my ride today. Crested CarA Cara

Watching the European Championships on Clipmyhorse. First 80% of the day! Gareth Hughes is doing a great job commentating and mentions harmony and open necks which makes me happy!

Random photos from the World Championships for Young Horses in Verden, Germany. We are seeing many good rides and beautiful horses. And having lots of fun shopping and eating! Download the Equestrian Hub app for realtime updates on scores.

This is so true! And with our heat and humidity, you’ll sweat and stick to your horse pretty well.

Can Riding Ba****ck Improve Your Dressage Seat? In this reader Q&A, dressage trainer and USEF “S” judge Melonie Kessler explains the benefits of riding ba****ck for both you and your dressage horse.

Another shavings sculpture courtesy of baby ponies, George and Benedict!