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Heels-Down Tips from Karen Banister
Polish your classical horsemanship position with heels-down pointers from pro Karen Banister. From the editors of Horse & Rider magazine.
Freeze-Frame Western Horsemanship Lesson
Imagine you're a show judge, evaluating Western horsemanship contestants as they perform a turn on the haunches to the right. From the editors of Horse & Rider magazine.
How to Set Up a Trail Class L Back-Up
Here are step-by-step instructions for putting together your own L back-up obstacle when practicing for trail classes. By Charlie Cole with Alana Harrison for Horse & Rider magazine.
Eliminate Lead-Change Anticipation
EquiSearch/Horse & Rider Exclusive: Cure your horse's lead-change anticipation and take back control by teaching him to wait and focus on your signals instead of on the markers with this at-home exercise. By Dave Moore with Jennifer Corkery.
Improve Your Horsemanship at Extended Jog
If you ride in horsemanship classes, you'll need to be able to extend your horse's jog while maintaining a correct riding position. To hone your skills in the saddle and score well in the show pen, practice this at-home exercise. By Rob Meneely with Jennifer Corkery.
Smooth & Precise: Western Riding Pattern II
To ace this western riding pattern you'll need to ride fluidly and precisely, and with perfect timing. By Leslie Lange.
Steady Your Leg
Horsemanship competitors: Tighten your leg for a winning go. By Karen Stone-Graham with Jennifer Corkery for Horse & Rider magazine.
Strong Leg, Safe Seat in Horsemanship
A picture perfect position with a solid foundation is required to be in the ribbons in western horsemanship classes. Subtle improvements might make the difference in your performance. By Bobbie Emmons for Horse & Rider magazine.
Nationals Level Western Horsemanship
Get ready for national-level western horsemanship competition with these pattern tips. By Buck Grass for Horse & Rider magazine.
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