Comment

Comment by Ruth Hogan Poulsen on November 5, 2017 at 9:43pm

Over the last 10 months I have been asked over and over if I could make my old CDs into MP3 files to automatically download onto your computer or phone. You also asked me to make NEW MUSIC that you can add to your riding library.

Well, here they are at long last. . .the New Digital Riding With Soul™ MP3 Albums! Www.ruthhoganpoulsen.com/WRs-landing

Comment by April Brauneis on September 15, 2016 at 11:33am

As with many of us, my legs don't work quite the way they used to. Arthritis in my hips, prevents me from doing much in the way of lateral movements. Can anyone recommend a book or DVD that shows how to teach those types of movements in hand, and/or in the saddle, but without  having to use leg pressure?

Comment by Cathy Gourlay on May 14, 2016 at 6:55pm

Hello again! I have been away for a long time, but I'm back and hoping to be part of this great site once again.

Comment by Heather Beachum on September 22, 2015 at 5:23pm

Hello fellow over 50 riders,

To say hello to the group I invite you to get a free copy of my ebook

“#1 Mistake That Makes Riding Difficult”...

GET Your copy at http://effortlessridingsystem.com/your-gift-fb

This ebook is only available for the next couple of days so go now to get your free copy.

You have waited decades to ride again, and now is your time to ride feeling free and ageless!

Comment by Paula Slater on January 21, 2015 at 1:34pm

Hello, I have a new Canadian podcast http://www.straightfromthehorsesmouthradioshow.com

Straight From the Horse's Mouth Radio Show is an interview podcast that features the most unique and interesting people in the horse world. I talk with artists, authors, inventors, entrepreneurs, therapists, horse communicators, anyone with an innovative and creative approach to horses.

If you, or anyone you know, would be a good fit as a guest on Straight From the Horse’s Mouth Radio Show, please an email to with “Interview” in the subject line -  slatermp@sympatico.ca   or besthorseproductsreview@gmail.com 

Thank you,

Paula Slater

Comment by Sherry Cassetori on September 11, 2014 at 8:19am

welcome new commers.  I will be turning 60 this year and I just sold my draft cross and bought an oldenburg, Wow what a change, I am just getting use to the sitting trot no stirrups.  My hat off to those of you that an sit the warmblood trot. I also still jump,

Comment by Anke Johnson on August 4, 2014 at 4:15pm

So, I officially joined the 50 crow yesterday on Sunday!  And celebrated my first day in the 50's decade with a trail ride on my somewhat steady steed Guinness (I'm on the dark bay).  Fabulous time, and I know that the 50's will be my best decade yet!  Great to join this group!

Comment by Gayle Wilbert-Paoletti on June 20, 2014 at 4:13am

Thanks Jackie...I will look into the Back on Track stuff. 

I am here in Tuscany and have found a western riding school a few miles outside of Lucca. Seems they have a very good reputation, and all their horses are Mustangs! Wouldn't that be a treat!  They offer 1,2, and 3 hour trail rides thru the countryside of Tuscany, vineyards,...anyone out there ever been riding in Tuscany?

Comment by Jackie Cochran on June 19, 2014 at 9:37am

Hi Gayle, welcome back!

I do not have your diagnosis.  However I've had decades of sporadically suffering lower back pain (resulting from a car wreck 30 years ago). 

Yes, for the first three years riding made it worse, a lot worse.

What I have found has worked the best for pain and mobility is the Back on Track stuff.  When riding (either on a horse or in a car) triggers my back I get whatever Back on Track product I have in reach and try to keep it on the painful place for at least a few hours.  Usually the pain and debilitating stiffness GOES AWAY until the next time I trigger it.

Good luck in finding a solution that works for you!   

Comment by Gayle Wilbert-Paoletti on June 19, 2014 at 8:58am

HI Horse lovers!   Been while since I have visited here.....I was wondering if anyone has experienced a condition called sacroilitis....inflammation of the sacroiliac joint in other words. I do not know if horse back riding has contributed to this, or it is a combination of the aging bones, and other life stele activities. Any experience with this problem?  

• ‹ Previous
• 1
• 2
• 3
• …
• 88
• Next ›
• Page