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Glossary of Equine Terms - O

Offside: The right hand side of the horse. Oldenburg: Breed of horse originally used as a carriage horse in Europe. Since the early twentieth century, the breed has...

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Choosing and Purchasing a Sidesaddle

[/caption] Riding aside begins with finding the right saddle. As with any saddle, improper construction or fit can result in injury to you or your horse. Sidesaddles on the market today...

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Mount from the Right

Will your horse allow you to mount and dismount from either side? Mounting from the left is just tradition. Soldiers would mount up on their horses left sides so that...

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Super-Skills Showmanship

Showmanship Pattern: Jog from A to B. At B, jog a circle to the right. Walk from B to a point aligned with the judge (C). Pivot 11/4 turn to the right. Walk to the...

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Basics for Bridling Your Horse

[/caption] When you bridle your horse, you need to maintain control while slipping the bit inside his mouth, pulling the crownpiece behind his ears, and securing the throatlatch. It sounds straightforward, but...

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"Riding Aside" Is On the Rise

Jeannie Whited and Crystal Illusion Courtesy Billie Whited Elegance, versatility, history, security - only some of the many reasons riders look for sidesaddles today. The elegance and history of riding aside cannot be...

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Tips to Keep Riding at Midlife and Beyond

A basic, easy-to-do strength-training workout for riders (just minutes a week!) in the article "Get Fit, Ride Better." The latest information and research on health, nutrition, and fitness at "Defy Your...

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Small-Space Training with Your Horse

It's the middle of winter. Freezing rain, snow, and arctic temperatures are enough to put your riding (and training) on ice. While riding in the snow can be fun, if...

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