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How to Tell If a Horse Sale Listing Is Too Good to Be True

by Dean Walters

6 days ago

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Letter to My Rookie Self: Dean Walters

by Dean Walters

6 days ago

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Testing Out Thiandro Equestrian Apparel

by Susanna Wright

7 months ago

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Knowledge is Horsepower™

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My 2018 Riding Goals

by Andrea Parker

2 years ago

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The Blonde & The Bay

by Andrea Parker

2 years ago

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Aphrodite Tech Stirrups – Product Review

by Andrea Parker

2 years ago

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Maddie Bricken – Featured Rider

by Andrea Parker

2 years ago

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My Plan – January 2018

by Andrea Parker

2 years ago

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2017 – A year in Review – Equestrian Blog Hop

by Andrea Parker

2 years ago

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Book Review – Loxwood

by Andrea Parker

2 years ago

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My values as an equestrian

by Andrea Parker

2 years ago

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Danielle Pooles – Featured Rider

by Andrea Parker

2 years ago

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Winning on a made horse

by Andrea Parker

2 years ago

I began taking horse riding lessons at age six. More than 35 years later, I’m still in the saddle and am more obsessed with equestrian sports than ever.

My young rider background was in dressage, which I still love. As an adult, I have gained experience in stadium jumping, eventing, working equitation, trail riding, reining, cutting, and roping. There’s always more to learn—it’s why I started Horse Rookie!

I’ve enjoyed riding in four countries, from galloping the beaches of Costa Rica to eventing in lush green Ireland. When I’m home, I hone my skills by taking 2-3 lessons per week, schooling 3-4 times per week, showing occasionally, and attending at least 5 riding clinics per year.

Montana, USA is home, and my herd includes reined cow horse Rem (AQHA), jumping pony Jax (Azteca), and miniature horse Bug (Appaloosa).

Happy Trails!

Nicole R.