Can you believe it – another victory for the amazing thoroughbred mare Black Caviar. This makes 13 out of 13 race wins. BLACK CAVIAR Queensland debut winning Bundaberg BTC Cup The Melbourne sprinter has captured the imagination of Australia’s racing and … Read More
Writing and Artistic inspiration… In any creative field, whether it’s painting, writing, or photography, we face the possibility of our inspiration sometimes being missing in action. When this happens to me, I seek out specific sources that can assist me … Read More
A big day today on my Blog! I’m starting with this fantastic Auction for Willa Frayser featuring the soulful oil on canvas “SHADOWS” SHADOWS What is this horse thinking? Whatever it is, he appears to know he is loved. So … Read More
Thursday art-day – Sir Edwin Henry Landseer. Most Arabian horse breeders know of or have a framed print of “The Arabian Tent” on their wall. But do you know about the artist? Today for Thursday art-day we look at the … Read More
The courtesy of ‘Thank-you’ Have you ever given thought to how powerful the words ‘thank-you’ are? Thank you. It’s simple, right? Are these two words now so common they have lost their impact. The real truth is these two words … Read More
THE ARAB AS I KNOW HIM By Lady Kitty Ritson Continued Arabs are supposed to be incapable of jumping, but I know that MR JOSEPH carried me over innumerable ditches and crawled up and down nullahs as cleverly as a … Read More
I read the article below several decades ago and have spent the last few months trying to remember where I read the especially wonderful words at the end. Finally I found it! The article was printed in “The Journal of … Read More
For Sunday quote of the week I’m sharing a wonderful poem by Jimmy from www.poemsjunction.com in celebration of Mothers day… In Passing Sometimes Mom in passing Would pat you on the back And sometimes in passing She’d show you … Read More
Autumn the slow down season… Everywhere I look our geraniums and daisies are flowering. I know everyone has them and often they don’t like them but they offered my only spot of colour all through the drought years, so I … Read More