by Nicole | Jul 9, 2012 | History, Horses
See the first part of our discussion with Robin here – and check out Gainey Arabians for the rich history and beautiful images of their stallions and mares. Q: Were there any horses you were particularly attached to? There were many! Each in their own...
by Nicole | Jul 6, 2012 | History, Horses
I’m honored to have Robin Gainey on my blog today – she comes from a line of Arabian enthusiasts and distinguished breeders that have influenced bloodlines across the world. Check back on Monday for more! – Nicole Q: How did your family get into...
by Nicole | Jun 25, 2012 | History, Horses, Writing
I’m sure one day this will be an official diagnosis. Though I doubt there will be a true cure for this ailment. I do know that I’m severely afflicted with this now. I’m a history addict and horse nut, so researching horses and history is a daily...
by Nicole | Jun 15, 2012 | History, Horses
Isn’t it amazing the rabbit trails you follow online? One click leads to something useful (or useless) and then something else catches your eye…And then you find certain things you can’t live without (or is that just me?) I discovered this...
by Nicole | Jun 1, 2012 | History, Horses
“Horses in particular have been as much a part of my life as past birthdays.” p.108 West with the Night by Beryl Markham In her memoir, Beryl discusses only a handful of horses – one in particular, Camciscan, from the arrogant stallion’s...
by Nicole | May 30, 2012 | Book Reviews, History
True friends refer you to amazing books. Caitlin Muir, you rock. This was perhaps one of the best book recommendations ever. Ernest Hemingway said it best about this book (as he knew of Beryl Markham personally): “…she has written so well, and marvelously...
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