Horse Riding and Training
A horse show inside one of the most densely populated urban landscapes in the country doesn’t happen often. But the…
Rehabilitating horses who have experienced abuse or neglect and giving it new life can be a very gratifying experience. However,…
In the 11th episode of The Horse Illustrated Episode of Horses in the Morning, sponsored by Title Sponsor Straight Arrow…
Years ago, if you attended a Saddlebred horse show, you could expect to see high-stepping, animated horses shown in saddle…
Horses don’t naturally lie down to be mounted, much less stand back up with a rider, on cue. But horse…
Losing momentum due to life’s many energy and time drains is difficult enough to cope with—family demands, work stress and…
The classified ad read almost like a bad dream: “Unstarted 20-year-old grade palomino gelding for sale. Bought five years ago…
Work at the walk, practiced and touted by old classical dressage masters, is always better than letting a horse stand…
The shortest distance between two points may be a straight line, but it’s not always the fastest—especially in barrel racing.…
We riders are bright creatures. We memorize long courses, process multi-part instructions, and generally do the whole patting-your-head-and-rubbing-your-stomach routine from…