A Thoroughbred stud fee reflects a horse’s performance, his family tree and his offspring, the economic health of the nation, and the human capacity for hope. Ashford Stud stands American Continue Reading →
Horses and Presidents have been a good combination, especially since the start of the twentieth century, when dealing with horses became a choice, not a necessity. When a President is on a horse, Continue Reading →
Nate Silver, founder of FiveThirtyEight, a website dedicated to statistical analysis, made his mark doing political election forecasting. His website has since branched out into areas like Major League Continue Reading →
My husband and I moved ourselves and our horses to Wisconsin from the California desert. We thought we had plenty of time to get ready for winter: it was only Continue Reading →
Written by Barbara Newtown Original Publish Date December 2013 When people who knew me way-back-when reconnect, they ask: “How did you end up in Louisiana…with twenty-one horses?” I married a Continue Reading →
George Patton, the general who led the U. S. Army through the “Battle of the Bulge” in World War II, was a master of the saber and a fine Continue Reading →
