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English Riding

Better Gait Transitions

  Riding a bad transition is like riding a pile driver. It’s bumpy and can cause you to lose your…

14 years ago


Getting Started with Horses: Lesson Programs

It may be tempting to run out and buy a horse the minute you find one, but rein yourself in…

15 years ago

Bit Innovations

The bit is one of the most important and sophisticated pieces of equipment a horse owner will choose, but it is…

15 years ago

Full-Cheek Snaffle

A twisted mouthpiece (top) and a smooth mouthpiece on full-cheek snaffle bits. Full Cheek Snaffle: The vertical cheekpieces prevent the bit…

15 years ago

HorseChannel’s Online Bit Guide: Pelham

Pelham: There are rings for two reins on a Pelham bit. One is near the mouthpiece and is meant to…

15 years ago

HorseChannel’s Online Bit Guide: Kimberwick

Kimberwick:  A kimberwick (also called a kimblewick or kimberwicke) is a curb bit for English riding that functions much like a Pelham only…

15 years ago

Barn Basics: Give Your Horse a Leg Up on Leg Protection

Wander the aisles of any tack store or browse the pages of a horse care catalog and you’ll be overwhelmed…

15 years ago

Video: Great Grids

The Green Horse The green horse is inexperienced, suspicious, lacks confidence, is gawky and spooks at everything. He needs some…

15 years ago

Rider Reminders for Jumping

When you’re focusing on your horse, it’s easy to forget about your position in the saddle. Adjust your stirrups to…

15 years ago

4 Fences 7 Ways

Do you desperately wish for an elaborate jump course to practice on at home or at your boarding barn? After…

15 years ago