Behind the Bit

Behind the Bit : A blog for horse people
Behind the Bit
A blog for horse people
Behind the bit is written by a research librarian who loves and rides horses. People who are interested in sport horses, dressage, riding, and competing should like the blog. But anyone who has dogs, cats, animals of any sort, or who loves animals may enjoy it.
Consistent, regular dropper

Most recent posts

11/20 16:23 Proximal sensory desmitis (PSD): A case study
I wrote a blog article on PSD last year -- it is probably the most-read article on my blog. Recently, reader and student Kelly A. Ford shared this case study on PSD with me. She graciously agreed to let me share it here. I found it interesting, and...
11/18 16:41 2010 International Equestrian Festival in Lexington KY!
While I bemoaned the ticket prices for WEG, I
11/19 16:55 Dressage in blue: My equine wish list
Blue roan QH soldon Equine.comI hav
11/17 21:43 Horses and motherhood: Ch-ch-changes!
This equestrian momhad twin boys...I know several young wo
11/16 16:09 Riley's early parole: Turnout!
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A must follow for anyone interested in equestrian sport horses. Whether it be Hunter/Jumpers, Dressage, or Cross-Country you will find something to catch your interests here. The blog is well written and factual not to mention entertaining.
good info and photos here on horses,thanks! -Artzstuf
It's no exaggeration to say that I learn something new from every post at Behind the Bit. The author, a research librarian by trade, horsewoman by passion, provides easily digested introductions into a topic. The eager reader will also enjoy the carefully selected links to further research. From learning, to humor, to updates on the horses in her life, Harvey and Riley, this is an addictive must-read for me and recommended to any horse person!