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English Riding

Online Tack and Horse Equipment Guide: Baby Pad

Baby pads aren’t for baby horses. They’re thin rectangles of cotton (about 32” x 28”) that fit between your horse’s…

12 years ago

Horsemanship How-to: Use an Opening Rein

The opening rein is a specific rein aid that comes in handy under certain circumstances. English riders often use an…

12 years ago

Horsemanship How-to: Post the Trot

Regardless of your riding discipline, the ability to post the trot is an important horsemanship skill. Though posting is primarily…

12 years ago

Getting Started with Horses: Riding Apparel

If you have taken a few lessons and have decided that you're going to stick with it, now is the…

12 years ago

Starting Over With Off-the-Track Thoroughbreds

Not everyone wants a fancy warmblood with European bloodlines. And, quite frankly, not everyone can afford one. Despite the trend…

12 years ago

Getting Your Leads on a Greenie

Teaching a green horse his leads isn’t easy. Before you resort to running around in circles, stop and consider whether…

12 years ago

Horsemanship How-to: Use Spurs Properly

All riding horses are taught to respond to pressure from the rider’s leg, whether it’s pressure telling the horse to…

12 years ago

Horsemanship How-to: Stop the Bolting Horse

A horse that bolts is scary indeed because it’s like being aboard a runaway train. Though your first impulse is…

12 years ago

Half-Halt How-To

The half-halt is probably one of the most misunderstood, misused, skipped over and hardest to learn skills in riding. That…

12 years ago

Start ’em up

One of the biggest questions concerning young performance horses is when to start their serious training. Being too hasty can…

12 years ago