"For the Love of Horses" is an anthology of published articles written about the basics of horse ownership. It's about commitment and the love of horses. In every article, along with practicality, horse sense, and advice for all levels of horsemanship, there is caring. MaryAnn Myers is a Yahoo Equestrian Sports Featured Contributor and is one of the top ten Horse Expert Authors in Ezine Articles. She is an equestrian, horse trainer, and environmentalist, and lives on an organic farm in Northeast Ohio. Author of equestrian novels "Favored to Win" and "Odds On Favorite" of the Winning Odds...

Legendary horse trainer Ben Miller challenges the Thoroughbred industry once again when he questions the age-old practice of racing two-year-olds. "It doesn't matter to Ben that two-year-olds have been racing for as long as he's been alive. As with the soft whip and zero tolerance on drug policies he enacted, when he feels something needs to be changed, he's all about changing it. I just wish he'd think this through. This has disaster written all over it." Richard Spears - General Manager of Nottingham Downs The much-anticipated Book Five of the Bestselling Winning Odds Series takes you back...

"There isn't a racehorse fan alive that doesn't know Ben Miller. He's the man who changed the course of history in modern Thoroughbred racing. He brought the fans back. He instilled integrity in the sport. He enacted strict policies to ensure a racehorse's wellbeing. He lives by the creed that no Thoroughbred will ever be forgotten and believes every racehorse breeder, owner, and trainer should be held accountable. To Ben Miller it's all about the horses and it always has been," Simon Fitzgerald - Nottingham Downs State Steward Barn 14 - Meg's Meadows is the long-awaited continuation of...

Tetch Not a day goes by I don't think of her. I believe it would be hard for anyone to forget a woman like Tetch. Even in the dark I can still see her piercing blue eyes and full sensual lips, her smile, and her long wavy snow-white hair pulled back off her face. She's tall and leggy with a seductive curve to her spine and a sway to the way she walks, noticed mostly from behind. Her one shoulder is slightly higher than the other. Some would say it's from carrying the weight of the world all those years. More than likely it was from hauling one too many buckets of water. I don't think I'll...