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- March 29, 2020
My Daughter Is Very Lucky
My daughter is very lucky. She was getting on one of our horses who was still a bit green. I had been riding the horse for about a year and she was doing good my daughter wanted to start riding her so I said ok to it. The horse was just fine for saddling and brushing standing quietly than my...
- February 02, 2020
The Worst Experience Of My Life
I was running in the youth and my normally sure-footed horse stumbled and fell with me. When he fell, my head hit so hard that it broke the back of my helmet! Definitely the worst experience of my life. very thankful for my helmet ensuring that I didn’t obtain a concussion from this. Katie
- February 01, 2020
I Was At A Pretty Fast Canter
It was a normal day and I was out riding my mayor which I had had for four months. I was riding around my barn at a pretty fast canter. I was a beginner rider so she was kind of like my bulletproof horse. My foot came out of the stirrup and my head hit the side of the barn....
- February 01, 2020
My Helmet Cracked
I am 61-years-old and have moved to western trail from the English ring. I love riding without a helmet. You know that wind-in-my-hair-cowgirl thing? Well since I’ve gotten older, my balance isn’t as good. Headed out on the trail on 12/8 with my mare and some friends. My mare is as solid as they come. But we were with a...
- January 11, 2020
He Teleported Out From Under Me
Earlier in my life, my son's horse, Country Billy, got scared my a passing pulpwood truck. I was riding him saddle seat in a single rein snaffle bit. He teleported out from under me in the mysterious ways that all horse riders know. My head hit the ring wood fence right on the front of my helmet. I escaped serious...