Lesson Objective If you compete: Use the increased body control you’ll achieve by perfecting the sidepass to navigate trail obstacles and improve your horse’s form, collection, and suppleness in all events. If...
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This summer, I'll be trailering my horse for hundreds of miles to trailheads. What can I do to help him overcome soreness, fatigue and stress on the...
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"No hoof, no horse" is a familiar saying, but "no lungs, no horse" is equally true. Respiratory infections are the most common infectious diseases of horses. The acute...
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I recently discovered that my wife, Jenny — whom I thought I knew — likes to watch bronco riding on TV. But she doesn’t watch it for the competition....
Question: I need your advice regarding my riding mare, Lady. One problem has been very troublesome for me, as it takes a lot of the pleasure away from our rides....
Question:In the March/April '05 issue ("Weanling Work"), you referred to lateral flexion. I'd like to know more what you mean by lateral flexion, and why it's...
Having a really well-broke horse makes for a lot more enjoyable experience and a good relationship between a roper and his horse. Its also a lot easier to rope...
http://www.equisearch.com/horses_riding_training/importance-riding-broke-horse-you-can-control/
Weeds often plague horse pastures, especially areas that are overgrazed or trampled by horse traffic, such as near water sources, shade or gates. Horse pasture seeds may help rebuild...
http://www.equisearch.com/farm_ranch/pasture/horse-pasture-seeds-help-your-pasture-management/
Whether you're a weekend rider or a professional trainer, there is one thing that we all have in common: There are days when our horses...
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Warmer weather means more activity for owners and their horses, but it also signals the beginning of the dreaded fly season. If you support a horse,...
http://www.equisearch.com/farm_ranch/barns/its-fly-season-again-your-horse/
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