Relationships Why Many Girls and Women Love Horses So Much Horses represent the ultimate way that women can hone their training skills. Posted December 6, 2020 | Reviewed by Lybi Ma ...

In 'Girls and Their Horses' by Eliza Jane Brazier, a wealthy mom relives her childhood passions to deadly consequences. Lori Duffy Foster brings back likable reporter Lisa Jamison in “No Time To ...

As Ille notes, "It is often assumed that women are more sensitive towards their horses than men. If this is so, male and female riders should elicit different types of response from their horses." ...

In celebration of Women's History Month, the Maryland Horse Library & Education Center will host a panel to talk about "Women & Horses" on Monday, March 27, at 4 p.m.

In addition to “Girls and Their Horses,” Brazier is also the author of the books “If I Disappear” and “Good Rich People,” both of which she is currently adapting for TV.

A few new guests have arrived at my home sweet home - all females. And this usually means their human partners are female, too. Woman and the horses that manage them - it is a curious tradition that ...

A group of Black women recently made history at the Keeneland Racecourse in Lexington, Kentucky when their precious horse “Seven Scents” scored first place during the competition. “We’re ...

Anecdotally women and men may train horses differently " women have to handle horses with their brains because they intuitively recognize that strength is not likely going to work for them".

Oaks Day is reserved for the fillies, or young female horses, and one team of Black women horse owners have created history after securing their first win, reports WKYT.