Horse Riding and Training
Successful groundwork relies on having numerous exercises and routines in your repertoire. Read on to learn more about groundwork exercises…
Knowing how to balance correctly on your seat bones can be tough for new or inexperienced riders, but it’s important…
Every rider should strive to have soft, giving hands. As a result, your horse will have a soft mouth. Establishing…
Showmanship class requires you and your horse to work as a team. While leading your horse through the pattern is…
The walk, trot, and canter (or gallop) are the natural gaits of the horse. The jog and lope are…
You’ve decided to go to a dressage show. Now it’s time to start preparing! Your first step is learning the…
Does your horse have trouble standing still at the mounting block? Read on to learn more about how to teach…
Most riders have experienced the value of schooling their horses over cavalletti: loftier, more rhythmic gaits and improved coordination and…
Read on to learn about the FEI World Cup qualifier at the 2018 National Horse Show and Beezie Madden winning…
Cueing your horse to canter (or lope, whichever term you prefer) can cause a bit of tension, especially if your…