Trail and Recreational Riding
Few things can ruin an otherwise pleasant trail ride like a horse that just won’t walk. If you’re frequently faced…
Trail riding during a large, organized trail ride can be relaxing and fun—if your horse is willing to fall in…
For all equestrians, the strength of our core is very important. Read on to learn more about how a horse…
The Western States Trail Ride (Tevis Cup) is a point-to-point, 100-mile ride traditionally starting near Lake Tahoe and ending in…
By Marsha Hayes, Photos by Ron Osborn Tennessee Lane, riding a 17-year-old, bald-faced chestnut Arabian gelding named Auli Farwa ("Far”),…
Endurance riding can be an intimidating equine sport. After all, the shortest distance offered is 25 miles long. But a…
When you think of endurance riding, you may conjure up images of 100-mile rides across rocky terrain or multi-day rides…
American Competitive Trail Horse Ride by Bureau of Land Management Oregon and Washington via flickr/CC BY 2.0 Trail riding…
It’s no secret that Thoroughbreds are a popular choice for competitive equestrian sports like jumpers, eventing, and even barrel…
For most us dressage riders, a trail ride feels like a break from serious training. In many ways it…