This year’s gather of Devil’s Garden Wild Horses is now complete. With the widest variety of color and size so far, the newly gathered horses promise to delight. Adopters and purchasers will not be able to go to the corrals in person to select horses for the time being. However, … Read More
Winning Entry in each AGE category receives… A gift basket from LMF Feeds worth $150 Featured publication in our December 2020 issue Please note that time does not allow us to acknowledge receipt of entries, whether by email or postal mail. Winners will be notified by November 15, 2020 … Read More
Fall in the Pacific Northwest is a beautiful time in many ways. We can take long drives through the Cascades to see the colorful trees in all their splendor, enjoy cool evenings and sunny days, harvest time on the farm, and increasing rains. Did I say the increasing rains of … Read More
An iconic Fall City gentleman’s farm that harkens to days gone by, w/ verdant fruit trees, meandering pathways & promises of celebrations to come.This storybook farm once hosted elaborate weddings & herds of happy sheep. Now it’s time for the next generation of agrarian stewards to shepherd this stately farm … Read More
Explore the October 2020 Issue of the Northwest Horse Source. Cover Story: Celeste Leilani of Wild Magic LLC—Healing Horses and Humans through Structural Integration Trail Savvy: How to Train Water Crossings Featured Product: Care Carefully for High-end Leather Willfully Guided: The Steep Steps to Success as a Realtor … Read More
Article by Michelle Kopp Are you sitting on some high-end leather in your show saddle? Caring for everyday tack is easier than ever with all the leather care products available today. But in the show ring, many equestrians choose to splurge on the elevated look of light blonde tack … Read More
The air is crisp, leaves are falling, and the real estate market is still in full swing. Last month’s column covered the steps it takes to become a licensed real estate professional. This month I’ll focus on what it takes to become a successful Realtor®. Most folks interested in real … Read More
Dihydrogen monoxide is colorless, odorless, tasteless, and kills uncounted thousands every year. My mule Cocoa knows this and has consistently refused to get anywhere near the stuff. Unfortunately, her job description requires her to frequently cross bodies of the substance. Dihydrogen (H2) monoxide (O) is of course water, and water … Read More
Article by Celeste Leilani with Kim Roe When Celeste Leilani of Wild Magic LLC was introduced to equine bodywork ten years ago, she was quite the skeptic. That soon changed. Celeste grew up as a competitive rider-turned-trainer in a culture where equine bodywork was never done, much less talked about. But the results from that first session a decade ago changed her skepticism to … Read More
Q: I have a mare that has a lot more go than anything else. After riding for 30 or so minutes, she calms down some, but is still a fast walker. When going through trails, she doesn’t slow down to take the time to take the best path. I don’t … Read More
