Horse Riding and Training
In many areas of the country, trail riding isn’t what it used to be. As development has crowded out farms…
Knowing how to warm up your horse is the key to a great performance. If you have a slow horse,…
When it comes to liberty training, we start with teaching the horse to come on command, which was discussed in…
An assortment of ranches dot the green summer pastures below as our plane descends into the Sheridan, Wyo., airport. Curt,…
Many equestrian sports trace their origins to horses’ practical uses. The need for fast horses as transportation led to racing.…
Working a horse at liberty is one of the most fun and rewarding ways to train them. When a horse…
Animal behaviorist and equine welfare expert Emily Weiss, Ph.D., reveals the key to solving any equine behavior challenge: positive reinforcement.…
For many riders, summer brings the most time to spend in the saddle. Days are longer and horse activities abound.…
Training a horse to show in hand can be time well spent. The most obvious reason is that it helps…
If you’ve been around horses long enough, you’ve likely come across at least one who actively tries to evade being bridled.…