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The Six Golden Principles of Horse Training

Husband-and-wife team Frédéric Pignon and Magali Delgado first became known to the world through their equestrian-themed show, Cavalia, which began touring in North America in 2004. Billed as an "homage...

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A Long Neck Equals a More Rideable Horse

[/caption] When I think of history's great dressage horses, such as Anne-Grethe Jensen's Marzog, Margit Otto-Crepin's Corlandus and Dr. Reiner Klimke's Ahlerich, they had one common quality: They were ridden through...

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Cure the Cinchy Set Back

Three trainers weigh in on the complicated issue of understanding and working with a horse that sets back when being cinched. We explore the possible causes,...

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Golden Trails

Your beloved older trail horse has carried you miles on his back, and you look forward to many more. He's sensible, reliable, and bombproof. You use...

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Putting Movement Together (Part II)

Why Horses Are Better Than Cars: 1) They greet you at the gate. 2) Their sweet breath is far better than car exhaust. 3) There's no such...

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Speed Control: Tortoise and the Hare

Frustration and fear can go hand-in-hand when we are talking about control issues with an animal who weighs half a ton. Unfortunately, neither emotion contributes...

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Simple Steps to Stepping Your Horse Sideways

When a horse performs a relaxed, collected sidepass, it looks a lot like he's dancing. It's hard to imagine how a horse is able to...

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Put an End to Tug-of-War

You distinctly remember buying those reins. You're sure of it. Yes, you pondered about the length, how they'd feel in your hands, and how they'd look...

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Avoid Tying-Up With Muscle Management

Tying-up is the common term used to described exertional rhabdomyolysis, which is skeletal muscle damage related to exercise. You'll see the first symptoms of tying-up while...

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