Here we are, well into April already, the poetry month. In a nod to T.S. Eliot, St. Louis poet, buried in familial Somerset, I spell the word “cruellest” his way. In 2010, we read T.S. Eliot in the garden at Hays, Brent Knoll, in Somerset. My father, Brian, and his two brothers and sister were […]
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This has been a difficult winter, to say the least. I had hoped there might be some Springlike days by now, but not really… So, what has happened here at Bronze Fox Farm during this shortest, but interminable and tedious month? Well, the big news is that the horses have moved to Great Griffin Farm,
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The calendar has long since turned and the days are lengthening. The new year began with mild days and riding somewhat neglected horses. The horses enjoyed the mild days… But they didn’t last long… And then, winter arrived with a vengeance, dropping more than a foot of snow. January was a difficult month, and while
November began with #oldladieshorseshowing – Susan and I were riding, and Jane was in support. It was the Queenie Productions Harvest Horse Show and Zone 7 North Finals. Quite a title for a horse show! There was also a qualifier for the InIt2WinIt Speed class to be held in Omaha next April. Susan and Galatea
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