Across the Andes by Horse by Jasper Winn “The first thing we’ve got to do is bring in the horses,” Jane told us over early morning coffee on the veranda. That sounded straightforward. Grab a few headcollars, nip out to the field, rattle a feed-bucket and we’d have them in and saddled up in twenty minutes or so. No? Well, no, ...

Automatic Horses by Jasper Winn It’s rare to come across something totally new in the world of horses. Because horses are four legged and conservative creatures it’s inevitable that most riding experiences are going to be variations on the usual walk-trot-canter-gallop theme, with, maybe, a bit of jumping thrown in.   But I’d just ...

Brazil on Horseback by Ariane Janér - EcoBrasil When travelling through Brazil, you see horses everywhere. According to the Brazilian Geography and Statistics Institute there are nearly 6 million horses in the country, which means Brazil has the fourth largest herd in the world. Many of these horses are of mixed origin and often used in ...