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Vet Checking the Unseen Variables

We're all looking for the best prospect or made horse that will stay sound. There are basic fundamentals in conformational correctness, having the horse professionally evaluated and/or...

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Strong Leg, Safe Seat

To succeed in horsemanship, you must have a correct, balanced position. The foundation for that position is a correctly placed leg. A faulty leg position corrupts your overall form and...

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Less Than Perfect Gaits in Horses

In an ideal world, horses' feet would all be straight shooters. Hooves that leave the ground symmetrically, travel straight through the air and land flat produce efficient movement with minimal...

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Fix a Showmanship Nipper

It’s imperative that you instill respect in your horse for all aspects of handling, whether for showmanship or everyday groundwork. Part of that respect is the horse staying in his...

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Futurity Prep With Andrea Fappani

Adding Speed; Going to Town As a horse becomes more solid in each maneuver, adding speed enhances the points-earning potential. Also, getting the horse out to a couple shows (without competing)...

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Video: Saddle Fit Tip: Saddle Billet Alignment

For a proper saddle fit, your saddle billet alignment should hang perpendicular to the ground so that the girth is not angled forward or backward. Watch this video for some...

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Emerald Valley's SuperMash

Emerald Valley introduces a new, healthy mash treat, SuperMash. It's super good and super healthy. SuperMash is based on the internationally successful Fibre-Beet (sugar-free beet...

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Relax Those Legs

Do your knees ache after a ride? Make sure you're not bracing - putting too much weight forward and down into your stirrups. This undesirable position...

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Fitting a Gag Bit Correctly

Ideally, you want to ride mostly off your snaffle rein, adding gag-rein pressure only when your horse gets strong. But because two sets of reins can be a little confusing,...

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Shoulder-In & Shoulder-Fore

[/caption] Question: In Europe, shoulder-in is greatly discussed. Also, I have heard the term shoulder-fore. Is this the same as shoulder-in? If not, what is the difference? When do you use...

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