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Never Too Late by Cora Marie Colt

June 1, 2020 by Christine Meunier Leave a Comment

I have recently had a chance to read yet another release by equine romance author, Cora Marie Colt. This standalone romance novella titled Never Too Late, follows the lives of twenty two year old Natalie Jones and thirty year old racehorse trainer Brock Taylor.

The moment the two meet, it is obvious that they are drawn to each other. And yet, Brock finds in time that the young woman whom he was interested in pursuing is suddenly under his management. With a firm conviction about not mixing love and business, Brock tries to ignore the building attraction.

Natalie finds herself struggling on another level. Having run from a shady past, she doesn’t find it easy to trust men at all. Then when she feels herself finally drawn to someone, she is frustrated to find that his apparent interest dies suddenly. What did she do wrong?

Natalie and Brock dance around a building friendship, attraction and the idea of a happily ever after. All this occurs as Natalie’s love of horses turns into a growing fascination with the racing industry. She learns more about thoroughbred racing from her colleagues and boss. Natalie soon discovers Brock has a lot more to teach her about life, relationships and also love.

Never Too Late by Cora Marie Colt

Never Too Late is an enjoyable read and bound to be a delightful escape into the world of horse racing and also romance. Be sure to check out Cora Marie Colt’s latest on Amazon. It is due for release June 1 – today! And if you’re up for a free book, then head along to secure a copy of another of her racing into romance novellas, Racing and Breaking.

Author: Cora Marie Colt
Fiction – adult contemporary romance, novella
In My Library? It is as an eBook.

Online Horse Puzzles – Jigsaw Planet

May 22, 2020 by Christine Meunier Leave a Comment

Recently my mother shared some of her photographs with me that she has turned into electronic puzzles. And of course one of her horse puzzles caught my eye 😉 I have no doubt that online horse puzzles would keep me entertained for hours!

So for those who love free horse resources and games, this blog post is for you! Below is one of her photos that I did as a puzzle on my phone.

45 Draught Horses

I love that you can see the image and how many pieces it is. Why not give one a go? You can choose many different horse puzzles:

Draft horse (45 pieces – above)
Horse head (77 pieces)

Jigsaw Planet has many different puzzles that you can challenge yourself with. And I am sure there are many other horse ones! 😉 After all, who doesn’t love online horse puzzles?

35 Native American Horses

A lot of them appear to be racing photos. Many are what I would describe as artistic, but not very horsey / correct as horse photos. But they definitely feature horses!

Jigsaw Planet has a search feature on the site. So just pop the word horse into this, hit enter and off you go! The site is mobile friendly, so perhaps completing various horse puzzles on your phone can become a new favourite past time 😉

“Fascination with horses predated every other single thing I knew. Before I was a mother, before I was a writer, before I knew the facts of life, before I was a schoolgirl, before I learned to read, I wanted a horse.” – Jane Smiley

Free Horse Resources by Equus Education

May 1, 2020 by Christine Meunier Leave a Comment

Just a quick post for you all. This one is focusing specifically on free horse resources by Equus Education for anyone to download and utilise.

I recently shared some free equine resources I have up on Equus Education via EE’s Facebook page. This was in line with the fact that I am currently working from home and home schooling children. It can be fun – even difficult – to keep them engaged.

So I thought for the horse fanatics out there, that some free electronic horse resources may be welcome! So why not download and use these to keep your children entertained and then spread the word? 🙂

Free Horse Resources by Equus Education

I have many equine resources for sale on Teachers Pay Teachers. But I also have some that are always free! Check out:

Electronic resources are definitely of benefit when you’re limited on where you can go and what you can do. In the current COVID-19 situation, be sure to utilise free resources on offer. And of course, share them with others who may also be able to utilise them!

“No matter how big or small you are, your horse is always there for you when you need your spirit lifted.” – Unknown

Free Equine Calendar Resource

March 13, 2020 by Christine Meunier

So I’ve recently come across a pdf download that is incredible. It’s a free equine calendar resource by the government of South Australia. They’ve called it a Perpetual Calendar. And it is – it covers the months of the year and the number of days, but doesn’t assign particular days of the week so it can be used year in, year out.

What I love about this calendar is that it’s got beautiful horse images as well as the days of the month listed. And then on top of this, it adds in information applicable to horse keeping.

For example, at the end of January, there’s a page on grass pasture management and details on how tall grass should be whilst it is grazed by horses. How cool!

February then looks at dung beetles and horse parasites. Fast forward to March and there’s information on hoof and dental care. This even includes a diagram of the hoof with each point!

At the end of each month, there is a page of helpful horse management and care information. You can read about condition scoring your horse, managing manure and also preparing for emergencies. And the final page looks at the vitals of the horse – oh so handy. Oh, and did I also mention that this resource is free? You can’t lose!

Jenquine – Equine Nutrition

February 26, 2020 by Christine Meunier

Towards the start of this year, I was made aware of an equine nutrition website. It is called Jenquine. Their tagline is:

“bringing science to your feed bin”

Catchy, isn’t it? When you combine feeding horses and a vet’s understanding of horse nutrition, things can get interesting. When this information is provided to you – the horse owner – this is even better.

Equine nutrition is a vast and also interesting topic. It is also one that needs to be understood at a basic level to be able to provide horses with the best possible nutrition and care. The key role of Jenquine is listed as dealing with this side of things. They work to educate horse owners about equine nutrition with the view to developing healthier horses.

Jenquine - Bringing Science to Your Feed Bin | Equus Education — Jenquine – Bringing Science to Your Feed Bin | Equus Education

Now I’m always up for learning and free resources. So in light of this, you may like to check out their media page and the Clinical Equine Nutrition series (1-8). The first video is provided for you below. You may also like to check out their resources page that has a lot of nutrition related articles to read.

These cover things such as:

Septicaemia
Stomach ulcers
Liver failure
Big head in horses
Caterpillar Caused Abortion

And so much more

There are so many equine businesses set up on the Internet these days. And through this, there is a wealth of information that you can utilise and also benefit from. Why not take a look at Jenquine and the resources that they have to offer in regards to equine nutrition as well as education?

Never Too Late by Cora Marie Colt

Never Too Late by Cora Marie Colt

Online Horse Puzzles – Jigsaw Planet

Free Horse Resources by Equus Education

Free Horse Resources by Equus Education

Free Equine Calendar Resource

Jenquine – Equine Nutrition

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