Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
A Slow Return
Hello everyone!
We realize we haven't been very active around here lately. Hopefully that is going to change. So please feel free to take a look around at our redesigned blog. The layout has changed, some of the links have been updated, and we're gearing up for a new set of posts that will be both informative and fun.
If you have any questions or topics you'd like to see us address please e-mail us at contact@equisportagency.com, or leave us a comment in the box below.
Happy Trails!
"Here's to show days: early mornings, long days, late nights, truck rides, hotel rooms, learning patterns, warmups, sunburns, rope burns, countless hours of practice, taking the fall, bruised egos, determination, shavings/hair/hay stuck in your hair and clothes, thousands of dollars, your show team, your trainer, your partners, the drama, hurrying up and waiting, show clothes, competition, missed classes, expectations, blue ribbons, laying down the perfect class...and most of all, our sport, RIDING!"
~Anonymous
We realize we haven't been very active around here lately. Hopefully that is going to change. So please feel free to take a look around at our redesigned blog. The layout has changed, some of the links have been updated, and we're gearing up for a new set of posts that will be both informative and fun.
If you have any questions or topics you'd like to see us address please e-mail us at contact@equisportagency.com, or leave us a comment in the box below.
Happy Trails!
"Here's to show days: early mornings, long days, late nights, truck rides, hotel rooms, learning patterns, warmups, sunburns, rope burns, countless hours of practice, taking the fall, bruised egos, determination, shavings/hair/hay stuck in your hair and clothes, thousands of dollars, your show team, your trainer, your partners, the drama, hurrying up and waiting, show clothes, competition, missed classes, expectations, blue ribbons, laying down the perfect class...and most of all, our sport, RIDING!"
~Anonymous
Thursday, December 27, 2007
It's not over yet!
While Christmas may be over, for those of us who celebrate it, New Year's is yet to come. For all who make New Year's resolutions, good luck to you. Let's hope for a good end to 2007, and a wonderful start to 2008. As always, may the coming year be better than the one that preceded it.
With well wishes in mind, I turn to another subject. While finishing her Christmas shopping my co-writer ran across a wonderful artist named Sharon Lamb. Her store is run on E-Bay, and can be found here. One of her paintings is pictured above. She was also kind enough to provide us with a bit of information about herself and her artwork.
A Brush With Fine Art
Here you can view gorgeous lifelike hand painted paintings of your pets portrait. Painting is a way of life for me and I truly paint from my heart. Each painting is in very fine detail using the tiniest brushes. All pets are captured in the fine essence of their true nature and are painted with extreme detail with life like captures. Any animal is welcome even reptiles.
Pet Paintings are a great way to keep a pet close to you at the office, at work, or in your heart. This is where you can have any pet painted on canvas in a beautiful lifelike portrait. Available in many standard size gallery wrapped canvases for easy framing. Thank you for your interest in my art. I look forward to hearing form you and your pet!
Check out my web site store at: www.stores.ebay.com/abrushwithfineart
Best Regards
Sharon Lamb
Studio: 860-268-2620
Her link can also be found to the left of this post, under the heading of Equine Art & Literature.That's all from the Equisport crew for now. Have a happy and safe New Year!
"Closeness, friendship, affection: keeping your own horse means all these things."
- Bertrand Leclair
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)