The training pyramid in classical dressage can be seen as an outline for your horse’s training journey. It begins with their first few days under saddle and continues for several years later. This process doesn’t happen overnight. In fact, classical dressage maintains the philosophy slower is better than faster. The horse prospers on the ground,…
Riding into the backcountry far away from roads and civilization—and even emergency help if you need it—demands a partnership between horse and rider like no other. If you’ve ever splurged on one of those weeklong equestrian vacations, you’ve experienced the bond that develops between you and your borrowed horse….
Nicer weather, Daylight Savings Time, show and trail riding season—need I say more?
But this time of year can also bring its own set of problems, the most notable having to do with changes in grass. To help make your horse’s transition to spring a success, here are a few…
It’s all about horses. For over 30 years, I have watched the horse industry and the changes that occur. Trends come and go, disciplines can sometimes grow into a wider range of acceptance and new breeds never cease to amaze me. But one facet of our industry is starting…