Grass-snatching is irritating and distracting for both you and your horse. Use this mind-over-matter approach from Clinton Anderson's book Training on the Trail to reprogram your horse's attitude.full story >
Create a Trail Survival Kit Whether you're riding familiar trails or exploring new territory, a trail survival kit can help you handle emergencies. By Christine Barakat for EQUUS 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.
How to Ride Out a Storm Learn how you and your horse can beat bad weather and ride out a storm. By Christine Barakat for EQUUS magazine.
First Aid, Navigation Skills for the Trail First-aid tips and navigation skills can save you or another rider in an emergency on the trail. By Christine Barakat for EQUUS magazine.
How to Negotiate with Residential Developers From a major residential developer, tips on how advocates for equestrian trail access can work with developers to preserve trail access. By Anastasia Burke for Practical Horseman magazine.
Beating the Big Spook on the Trail Trail-riding expert Lori Stewart helps you spot a spook or blowup in the making and deal with it. From the editors of Practical Horseman magazine.
Tip: Navigate a Gate to Test Versatility Top hunter-trainer Mindy Darst provides a quick lesson in navigating a hunter prospect through a gate to test his trail riding potential.
Trail-Riding Essentials The right gear and gadgets make your trail ride safe and fun. There's nothing like having what you need when you need it to help you feel competent and in control.