Hunter/jumper trainer Michael Tokaruk shows you two exercises for upper-body control to help you stay with your horse over fences without getting stiff. From the editors of Practical Horseman magazine.
One of the great trademarks of classic American equitation over fences is our emphasis on "staying with your horse"--naturally following his motion in the approach, takeoff, over the jump, on landing and as he canters away.. . .
EQUUS magazine chronicles the recovery of a Thoroughbred gelding with a serious hoof injury. The gelding had apparently stepped on himself in the pasture, effectively amputating the outside quarter of his left front foot. This slideshow includes graphic images taken the day of the injury.
Learn a strategy to keep yourself hydrated during summer training and competition. By Heather Sansom for Dressage Today magazine.
Most of us think about our horse’s hydration and electrolyte replacement before we think of ourselves. Dehydration and depletion of carbohydrate and electrolyte levels can reduce a rider’s precision in the dressage ring, too. When you. . .
Ever had a big dream even if everyone told you that you were insane or that it just cant be done? Well lol. I suppose thats me.
I am organizing a charity trail ride from Greenville NC to Twenty Nine Palms California. THe ride begins in Greenville NC June of 2011. The ride will benefit the American Mustang and Burro Association in addition to the Mustang Heritage Foundation.