With Denny Emerson

Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025

We’re Riding A High Tide

In eventing, throughout 2001, we witnessed full tides for several ventures and rising tides for others. They're of a scale I've never seen in my

Triumphs Don’t Last

For thousands of years, the transitory nature of human glory has been a favorite theme of authors, poets and songwriters. I remember having to memorize

Please, Tell Us What You`d Like To Learn About Breeding

Some of my most vivid school-days memories were my attempts to become invisible during math and Latin classes. The teacher would ask a question, then

The Words We Live By

Old sayings, axioms, quotations and adages have the power to encapsulate whole ideas in just a few well-chosen words. In this way, they can focus

What The Rolex Four-Star Means to U.S. Eventing

For 50 years, starting with the 1949 advent of the Badminton Three-Day Event in Gloucestershire, England, the U.S. eventing community was forced to look abroad

You Have A Foal

Bouncing around the pasture beside his dam is the foal of your dreams. He's alive and well, his legs are straight, or becoming so, and,

Why Do They Do It?

It's a rare event rider who isn't nervous before cross-country. I'm sure it's even worse for rodeo cowboys and for steeplechase jockeys. Strapping on all

We’re Riding A High Tide

In eventing, throughout 2001, we witnessed full tides for several ventures and rising tides for others. They're of a scale I've never seen in my

Triumphs Don’t Last

For thousands of years, the transitory nature of human glory has been a favorite theme of authors, poets and songwriters. I remember having to memorize

When The Population Bomb Explodes

Last month, I heard an advertisement on my car radio promoting Fannie Mae, the home-mortgage company. It stated, gleefully, that the U.S. population is projected

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