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English Riding

Sitting Trot

The sitting trot holds a unique, and perhaps even a little notorious, reputation. Many riders are of the opinion that…

14 years ago

Dressage Tips from the Judge’s Box

As you enter at A, the judge’s steely eyes will be firmly fixed upon you and your horse for the…

14 years ago

Horsemanship How-to: Help Your Horse Hold the Canter

  Maintaining a balanced, consistent, and controlled canter on the correct lead presents enough challenges. But what if your horse…

14 years ago

Question of the Week: Halting on Course

Q: My horse will not halt for more than a few seconds. This is especially irritating when we jump a…

14 years ago

Horsemanship How-to: Stop Your Horse from Bucking or Playing After a Jump

  Though a few famous show jumpers were known for their exuberant displays after clearing challenging obstacles, bucking and playing…

14 years ago

Horsemanship How-to: Hold Reins Correctly

Both English and western riders can sometimes be misguided as to how to hold the reins correctly. That diminishes their…

14 years ago

Question of the Week: Long take-off spot

Q: When I jump my horse he always takes off way too early, to the point that I’m scared of…

14 years ago

Question of the Week: From western pleasure to jumping

Q: One of the horses I ride was professionally trained for western pleasure. Now I want to ride him English…

14 years ago

Question of the Week – Breaking in new riding boots

Q: I recently purchased a new pair of field boots. I’ve been wearing them around the house and at the…

14 years ago

Horsemanship How-to: Master the Two-Point Position

  English riders are introduced to the two-point position during their first few lessons. But western riders can improve their…

14 years ago