Using a theorem of Picard, the author expresses the solutions to Halphen's equation in terms of elliptic functions of the second kind. He briefly discusses the well-known process of the reduction of the order of a differential equation when one solution is known and applies it to Halphen's equation. He also illustrates his discussion by means of some interesting examples.
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