Climbing My Everest

Adult amateur eventer Aria Bachan on the horse who challenged her, the trainer who pushed her, and refusing to accept that she didn’t belong. Before Aria Bachan was an adult amateur eventer, she was a ten-year-old with a golf cart. She would drive it up to the fence line at the Chateau Elan hunter-jumper shows […]

September 4, 2026

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Built to Last

The Incredible True Story of the Riders Who Put Their Stories Into PS of Sweden’s Most Personal Collection Yet There is a Facebook group called PS of Sweden Unicorns, and if you know, you know. It is a resale group, technically: a place to buy, sell, and trade pieces from a Swedish tack brand that […]

September 4, 2026

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Horse Fever: Free Ways to Get Your Horse Fix

The comment that started this magazine came from someone I know the way a lot of us know each other in this community: through Facebook, through shared circles, through the particular shorthand of people who love the same thing. She has nine horses, a USDF Bronze Medal, multiple national titles, and more years in the […]

May 20, 2026

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Canters & Carpal Tunnel

It was a surprisingly cool morning considering it was June in Georgia; nevertheless, my trusty ringside backpack was filled with all manner of things to keep me cool: fans, cooling towels, bottles of water, an extra hat…not to mention the other necessities to keep me as comfortable as possible throughout the day (sunscreen and bug […]

May 20, 2026

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