Carol A Jones [h] I want to make the amazing relationship that women have with horses visible. I know, as many women do, that there is an inexplicable bond between girls, women, & horses. I am a succesful career woman, BUT, my senses, & my intellect is absolutely empowered by my connexion with horses. Wherever I go, Horse yards are 'haunted' by little girls; Took my old connemara out tonight, past a riding school, & sure enough a small cluster of teenage girls were there. Watching me go by, but full of expectation...I really think that this is a RESEARCH question. [email] Friday, April 17th 2009 - 03:32:17 PM

Teresa This a great idea for a website but we need to post pictures of our horses. WE as women love our horses but as most people do, we need pictures.As it with our children and grandchildren our horses have very different personalities and looks.We treat them all differently. They all hold a different place in our hearts, but we love them equally. At this time I have 4 horses and they all have unique personalities and are very important to me.There are 3 generations in my pasture. I feed them and watch them run. [email] Monday, April 13th 2009 - 06:40:46 PM

Joan Frontiera Thank you for your web sight. I think you need to post about how horses are slaughtered and how we can save them. [email] Saturday, March 28th 2009 - 11:35:29 PM

Joan Frontiera I love your web site for women talk to horses, but I wonder why you don't have a part on your web sight about people helping horses from being slaughtered. [email] Saturday, March 28th 2009 - 11:27:10 PM

Amanda In response to the page about saddles for women, I wanted to let you know about Rocking R Saddlery. I found them through Steele Saddle Tree and they built me a saddle that fits me (I am short!) and my very wide shouldered horse. I love this saddle because it is lighter than most men's saddles and the twist is nice too. It sets my legs straight down where I want them and the horn is a nice size for my hand, even after wrapping it. If you are interested in checking them out, their website is www.rockingrsaddlery.com Look in the New Catalog and then under Ladies Ranch Saddles. They did whatever seat, tooling, boarder etc. and I have less than $1,500 into a nice little work saddle fit to my horse and me! [email] Tuesday, February 24th 2009 - 12:56:22 PM

Jane Howard [h] Please visit website to see how you can form a group near you. www.redhatsandpurplechaps.com [email] Thursday, December 18th 2008 - 12:46:39 PM

Season [h] Hi everyone! I love what women talk horses is trying to do and I'm trying to do so myself. I've started up a website dedicated to women and horses and would like to invite you to check it out at http://www.nobilityranch.com. I'm not selling anything, just offering a message board and blog for all of us who love our horses to participate in. My best, Season [email] Sunday, July 27th 2008 - 06:16:02 PM

Crista Vesel [h] A saddle for women? Try Barefoot TREELESS saddles from Germany! As a classical rider and trainer, I have searched the world for a saddle that was extremely comfortable, put me in a balanced position and offered a close contact feel. After purchasing my first Barefoot several years ago in Germany, I knew I had found the right saddle. In fact, I now import a full line of Barefoot treeless saddles directly from Germany, so I can share them with other riders. They weigh only 10#, are flexible with therapeutic foam panels and can be instantly changed between horses. Ladies will especially enjoy the soft padded seat that allows you to ride for hours without soreness. Ride the Adventure! Crista [email] Thursday, March 13th 2008 - 08:20:12 PM

Common Sense [h] How would you feel if you were forced pregnated every year spending your pregnancies in a cramped stall, just so your urine can be collected and used in premarin, then having your babies taken away and killed. http://www.peta.org/Living/at-spring2000/prem.html " What’s Wrong With Premarin? To produce Premarin and its sister drugs (Prempro, Premphase and Prempak-C), tens of thousands of pregnant mares are confined to tiny stalls for six months at a stretch. Some “lucky” mares receive exercise every few weeks; others don’t see daylight for months. Farmers are even encouraged to limit horses’ drinking water so that their urine will yield more concentrated estrogens, a practice that can cause mares to suffer from kidney and liver problems. Within days of giving birth, the mares are reimpregnated; many go through this harrowing cycle for more than 20 years. " Premarin which is used for menopause is made from the urine of abused pregnant horses "...imagine spending their pregnancies in a cramped stall, then having their babies taken away and killed—exactly what mares on PMU farms endure year after year..." certain women's magazines. [email] Tuesday, November 13th 2007 - 11:30:56 AM

Beverly Does anyone out there have an idea on how to send a letter to Lawrence Scanlan about his wonderful book "THE HORSE GOD BUILT" Wednesday, September 26th 2007 - 12:33:14 PM

Victoria Anna! I am so proud of you and the newsletter! This web site is Wonderful! I will be back here often to be in the company of women who share such a deep affinity for horses as myself! [email] Tuesday, November 7th 2006 - 04:34:00 PM

Brittney hi my name is brittney and i am 12(yeah i know i am young) but there is this filly and i have such a great bonded with her and i love her soooooooooo much and we love to play with each other and a lot of other stuff but she is not my horse and i dont know what to do i would be heartbroken if she ever left the pasture next door. and im really confused. well if there is anyone out there that has ever been int he same spot as me i would love a little help cause i really dont know what to do:( Brittney [email] Monday, April 17th 2006 - 06:04:45 AM

Megan I am soooo happy to have found this site....i really need some other horsewomen to talk to .... i am 17 years old and i just bought a 10 thousand dollar quarter horse baby he is 6 months old, i have been with him since the day he was born and i have completely bonded with him, hes my life....and the day after i brought him home he jumped the fence and he cut his tummy from right between his front legs almost to his boy parts and eveything was hanging out...and i have a wonderful vet that put him all back together but also told me he may not make it i am trying to decide if i want to put him down or not but everytime i think ok this is it, he looks up at me with those big brown eyes and i just cant do it, when he hears my voice he neighs and my heart just sinks.....i need some advice from some other women that may have been in this postion before....he is not in pain i dont think but he is just pitiful, he cant get up by himself and he cant stand very long... i ahve done everything i know how to keep him comfortable and i just need some adivice....thanx a million [email] Wednesday, November 16th 2005 - 06:24:10 PM

Sandra Burr Hi Carol, I am a Master student living in Canberra, Australia doing my thesis on the relationship between women and horses. I would love to talk more with you. Could we email? Sandra [email] Sunday, October 16th 2005 - 06:43:02 PM

sandra burr [email] Sunday, October 16th 2005 - 06:41:34 PM

carol Hello, I am a mum of two boys and two horses whom I love dearly. As I am a student at university I am writing my dissertation on horse attachements to humans and studyong the gender difference. Why do you think women are more attached to horses than men, yet men dominate the higher rankings of horse spot Please let me know your comments, who knows I may change the world.!!!! Carol Friday, September 9th 2005 - 02:01:37 PM

christine [h] Hi, Just wanted to say that it is great that women who love their horses, that we can network with those who have found the same in their life. My husband left me, on my birthday, I was in a cast, recovering from my 3rd arm surgery. The only thing that got me through, was my horse. Jasper. He is an ex racehorse that was rescued from a killer auction, then donated where, through volunteering, we found each other. I have to say that the women/horse bond can be amazing, and it's something that no one can break! I have now found Jasper 3 more resued horse buddies, and we are all very, very happy!! I have decided now, to only take the horses no one will adopt from the same rescue and give these horses no one wanted a nice home to live out the rest of their life, in love and happiness... I put the past waaaayyyy behind me... Cheers! Christine [email] Monday, August 8th 2005 - 11:46:30 AM

Patricia I just found this website and just had say what a treat it is! I will pass it on to all my horsey friends as this kind of site is "the perfect fit" so to speak. I too have read books like "The Tao of Equus" and "She Flies Without Wings" and I currently work with a trainer who works with horses based on their language and way of communicating in a herd. Wow, what a wonderful journey it is continuing to be for me and my horses (I won't say how many, just know that I am a bleeding heart...grin) I want to recommend a saddle maker to you. His name is David Genedick (I hope I spelled that right). His website is called aboutthehorse.com. He custom makes his trees as well as his saddles. I have a custom made saddle of his and they not only put the rider in the correct "seat" but they fit your horse (he has you actually map out your horse's back to ensure this). I have met this man at, you guessed it, a saddle fitting clinic, and he truly cares about the horse's comfort as well as the rider's. He does differentiate between men and women's saddles. Check his site out and kudos to you for having such an exceptional site yourself!!!!! Patricia [email] Friday, April 29th 2005 - 09:11:11 AM

Alane Watkins As an avid horse lover, this is a great website. Can't wait to see more. The potential for a meaningful exchange of information is incredible. Keep it up! [email] Monday, July 26th 2004 - 07:25:10 AM

Pete Hey Anna - what an attractive and also, it would seem, very useful web site. You and your designer (if it is not you) are to be congratulated. Hope this really takes off. It sure seems a lot better for the soul than the U of Idaho! Oh yes - and I like the film strip at the top! [email] Saturday, July 17th 2004 - 11:36:27 AM

ann warrington Hiya girls...best wishes & happy trails [email] Thursday, June 24th 2004 - 12:15:43 PM

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