Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
Learning to ride as an adult is not as easy at it was when we were kids. Now we have to juggle a life, a career, a family and a horse habit, but we make it work because we love what we do. Sarah Williams reflects on 5 things she has learned while riding as an adult.
Recently, I met a woman who had a beautiful story to share about her own love of the Arabian horse, and why she believes that her Purebred Arabian gelding actually saved her life…in more ways than one. Sarah Williams shares the beautiful story of a life “saved” by a special Arabian horse.
Unfortunately, it seems that many people have also latched on to certain myths that keep the Arabian Horse out of the running for “Perfect Partner”. As someone who has seen thousands of Arabians in hundreds of different situations, Sarah Williams feels it’s time to say, “Move Over Myths, the Arabian Horse Could be Your Perfect Partner”.
Whether it’s an injury that’s got you laid up, or, as many of us are experiencing right now, bad weather that makes riding impossible, there are still ways to stay connected to your “horse life” without being in the saddle. Sarah Williams shares her favorite ways to beat the Saddle Time Blues.
If your horse could talk to you verbally, believe me, he would have a lot to say. Sure, a good majority of his “talk” would be centered around asking for things, and not necessarily philosophical conversations surrounding religion and politics – thank goodness! Still, most evolved horse owners realize that horses in fact can talk. Sarah Williams helps us understand how horses do indeed talk to us.