George Morris, Robert Dover, Lisa Wilcox, could they have been separated at birth from... http://behindthebit.blogspot.com/2008/08/separated-at-birth.html

A Dressage Clinic to Remember Last week I took my Chechnyan warmblood Discerning Mothball to a clinic with a new trainer on the dressage scene, David Hasselhopf . He gave my horse a 5 on his extravagant movement. I fell off during a turn on the haunches that everyone said was underappreciated . He told me we resembled a(n) Walrus riding a squirrel and he suggested a enema to improve my riding. Everyone admired my garish green paisley dehners. Afterward we enjoyed a frivolous buffet of cheetos and

I kept getting post errors, but I guess they ALL went through -- wonder if I can delete...

Another one! http://behindthebit.blogspot.com/2008/07/madlib-4-breeders-story.html

There is another one, inspired by a member of another bboard who suggested a breeding madlib, at http://behindthebit.blogspot.com/2008/07/madlib-4-breeders-story.html Thanks!!!

Hi, Tooting my own horn a bit here, but thought some of you might enjoy these dressage-oriented/equestrian madlibs... http://behindthebit.blogspot.com/2008/06/created-for-behind-bit-send-ideas-to.html

See this video http://behindthebit.blogspot.com/2008/06/dressage-jumper-or-soccer-prospect.html for a true sport horse --- future soccer player!

WOW, these are amazing!!! Thanks!

Hi, I'm compiling a list of horse-related wine labels--the artwork is gorgeous. Here is what I have so far... http://behindthebit.blogspot.com/2008/06/equine-wine-great-wines-for-horse-folks.html Any others? Please send links! Thanks, Stacey

Hi, I agree that it is way too young to show under saddle--breed shows are in-hand only. It's actually a great experience for youngsters, it exposes them to a show atmosphere and asks only that they maintain good manners in the ring. He's a slow-growing baby and probably won't be backed until well into his third year. I'm like you -- prefer the classic look.