Solving The Puzzle of Horses Who Pull
…just too eager to gallop and jump? These types usually settle down after two or three minutes on the cross-country course or an hour of foxhunting, and they usually relax…
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Why We Humans Have To Control Wildlife
…perched in a tree overhead several times while foxhunting in Virginia. And it’s always a highlight of my day if I see a bobcat or a fox on our farm…
How Our Parents Shape Our Lives with Horses
…my mother and I all rode together—showing, foxhunting, taking lessons, and taking care of our horses together (we had as many as seven or eight). My father never rode, but…
How Do You Know What Job Your Horse Will Do’
…personality that prospers in the foxhunting field, a place where you can both enjoy the view while meeting new challenges with your comrades. Something Different. let’s say dressage is the…
Train Your Horse To Do ?His Job,? Especially Trailer Training
…ask a horse to do something that he has no idea how to do. This attitude included the obvious training issues of jumping, doing dressage, foxhunting or performing the demands…
Three Exercises To Prepare For Cross-Country Jumping
…themselves when they?re jumping?a very important skill to have, especially on a cross-country course. Thanks to my long experience of foxhunting and steeplechase racing, I’ve always believed that horses shouldn?t…
Virginia Hunt Country Stable Tour May 25-26, 2013
…driving and foxhunting. We had just missed a driving demonstration, so there was not much going on at the farm. They did have several carriages on display, including an Arizona…
Trailer Training: Plan Ahead And Be Quietly Firm
…hind legs, and because he was claustrophobic. But a couple of years of taking him for trailer rides one or more times a week (to lessons, to go foxhunting, or…
Our Look Back At Changing Riding Fashion
…Pony Club, and, thus, doing mostly eventing and foxhunting in the early ?70s, while, Heather, who’s more than a decade younger than I am, grew up in eventing in the…
Ride Your Horse in Washington, D.C.!
…riders just 15 miles from D.C. Enjoy farm fresh eggs at breakfast. Contact: (727) 542-8697; equus1000@hotmail.com. Pleasant Prospect Farm Description: Fall means foxhunting in the D.C. area, and no farm…