Back Where They Belong
When the 2009 season started, it appeared that the regular cast of characters would be turned on their ear. Usually, changes of the guard, so...
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2011 USHJA International Hunter Derby Finals: Fun on the Farm
Fence 1: Curved Ivy Wall Height: Just over 3-foot-6 Construction: Curved wall covered with ivy and flanked by two pillars. Wall had breakaway caps and a brush ground line. Course...
Keeping a Horse's Attention
[/caption] Training "Mythunderstandings" There are probably as many jokes about getting a mule's attention with a two-by-four as there are pickup trucks in Texas. When you are teaching your horse to heed,...
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Back Country Horsemen of America Embraces Youth
April 6, 2010 -- Back Country Horsemen of America recognizes that youth are the future of our country. They wonder who will care for our wilderness and preserve American citizens'...
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EQUUS Consultants: Two Trail Troubles
Question: I have a gentle 12-year-old Paint mare. She is great to ride, except for two things. First, we ride on many gravel roads with steep ditches and my horse...
Listen To Practical Horseman's ‘Ask The Hunter Judges’ Seminar
[/caption] Practical Horseman magazine presented an “Ask the Hunter Judges” seminar during the Atlanta Summer Classic II horse show at the Georgia International Horse Park in...
Horse Feeding Management Guidelines
By Katie Young, Ph.D., Consulting Equine Nutritionist, Purina® Mills, LLC Feeding horses correctly and safely often seems complicated because they are unique in the livestock world and cannot be fed the...
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Working in Corridors (Heeding - Pt 2 of 3)
[/caption] Training "Mythunderstandings" Heeding is a horse communication system that proceeds in small, horse-logical steps that never create fear or antagonism in the horse. It requires being consistent in the moves you...
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Craig Cameron's Top Trail Tips
Cowboys are known for many things; practicality and common sense are at the top of the list. Thanks to a lifetime of ranching and rodeoing...
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Stay Cool in the Cross-Country Start Box
A good start on your eventing cross-country course is the first step toward a successful finish. This sounds obvious, but you've seen eventers at every level getting a poor start...
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