Clue's News, June: Graduation
While enjoying a lovely rhythmic walk on the sandy dusty trails leading into the impressive freedom inspiring Rockies, my lady and I could see something shimmering, out of the ordinary, gentle earth tones interrupted.
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Clue’s News, May 2018: Breaking the Spell
Remember the veteran couple I talked to you about last blog Veteran meets Veteran? Well, you will not believe my news. It was mind boggling, and I have been exposed and involved in many miracles, this topped everything!
Clue’s News: Veteran Meets Veteran
The heat in Texas was surely picking up- not my cup of tea; my skin became itchy and the flies, the flies, the agony...why was I here? As much as I loved my family and Rupert (surely my favorite guy in the world)- but there had to be more to life
Joell Dunlap-Exceptional 'Dressage Today' Article
I first heard about Joell Dunlap at New Trails in Elgin Texas during a ‘Train the Trainer’ Workshop, and everybody I met had something incredible to say about her.
Veterans at USAFA supported by Horse Boy (ATHENA) Tribe
For years, the Remount Foundation has supported the Wounded Warrior Wellness Program at the United States Air Force Academy with great success. Many veterans use the program to support their traditional mental health care and enjoy the very different focus and approach the equine assisted learning offers.
In Memoriam Naranjero (Reno) 1995 - March 2nd, 2018
Last week saw the passing of possibly the best natured equine that any of us here at New Trails have ever known.
Reno came to his final home about 8 years ago.
A horse that was retired early because of his crazy sway back. Without a doubt we were the best final years he could have wished for.
Tribute to an Outstanding Equine Partner
Last night, my little three- year old thoroughbred mare Pepper passed on to greener pastures.
There is a lovely and heartbreaking story connected to this very special equine partner of mine. We all know the heartbreak when having to let loved ones go, and yes, that means our animal family as well. Be it a soft velvety loved cat, an always forgiving warm- eyed dog, or the equine partner that got you through so many ups and downs with hours of trail rides or dressage sessions that finally gave your brain the peace of mind it needed.