By Sharon DeCarlo I would like to introduce Gianna Toscano, a truly beautiful bright spot in a rather chaotic upside-down world that we are experiencing right now. So refreshing and positive is this young woman  that I just had to interview her after reading her wonderful school assignment paper entitled “Ode to Horses”. Gianna is a 15-year-old Sophomore student at Damonte Ranch High School in Reno, Nevada. As a school assignment she was asked to

By Kim Chappell This article was written back in 2016, a far cry from 2020 andwhat all of us are dealing with now. As I re-read this I realized how different the kids experiences this summer have been. There were no summer camps as Covid changed so much of what we do and how we operate. But with my re-opening on September 1, 2020 and kids returning to camps and Kinder Ranch and Ranch School,

Mastering the Art of Focus, Feel, Timing and Balance By Cindy Hartzell, Edited By Bruce Hartzell I would like to share with you my understanding of what focus, feel, timing and balance means regarding horses and horsemanship. Some of our greatest horsemen have spent their entire lives attempting to master these techniques. Each of these essential items remind me a lot of martial arts. Neither of these disciplines can be mastered quickly. Rather they become

Dolan Auto Group in partner ship with the Reno Rodeo Foundation and KOLO| 8 News Now is proud to bring you this much anticipated event to our community. This locally televised event is our way of saying thank you for supporting the Reno Rodeo Foundation since 1986 and allowing us to continue to serve kids without interruption during this pandemic. Enjoy an evening featuring Grammy Award Winning Nashville Artists accompanied by the Music City Hit-Makers

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK – The clip-clop of hooves echoed through pandemic-stricken Brooklyn streets as horses carted valuable supplies and food. It’s not a scene from the 1918 influenza – perhaps the last pandemic during the “horse and buggy” era. No, this is happened on a gorgeous spring Friday in the midst of coronavirus keeping New Yorkers cooped up. “I’m sure it happened in the last pandemic,” said John Quadrozzi, Jr. with a laugh. To keep