Maybe the people in charge of staffing for the magazine better look at this thread. I also will not feel very motivated to renew if Kip's column isn't in it any more. Kip's horse life so clearly mirrors many of your readers, she tells her story with humor and gentle grace. It is like sitting down for a cup of coffee with your best friend. As the original poster of this thread, I am so sad that the magazine got to the point they feel they would gain financially by letting Kip go. I do

Thank you for letting us know, Stacey. Yes, please let Kip know we LOVE HER!!! I wish the column didn't just stop, it would have been nice to get kind of a wrap-up anyway. I think she did that last time she stopped, between her warmblood (argh, his name is at the tip of my tongue!) and Tucker. Anyway, I sincerely hope Kip considers writing for the magazine again soon. It really was my very favorite column. Amy Lacy

I am sad that once again Kip is missing in this issue...hope she is coming back soon??? I LOVE the column, it is always the first one I flip to, followed by George Morris.

I drive my minis in both breed shows and combined driving events. I love to drive!!! After a lifetime of riding big horses, this really opened up a door for me, and I have really enjoyed learning about it. Here are a couple of photos of my horses in breed shows and CDE.