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Guidelines to consider when choosing an off-the-track Thoroughbred for a specific English discipline, from the book Beyond the Track. | MORE
Little Fixes, Big Results: Riding Lesson with Al Dunning
One of Horse & Rider magazine's editors shares more of the riding tips she got during her Western riding lesson with Al Dunning. | MORE
Rider to Rider: Straight from Instructor’s Mouth
In the June 2008 Rider to Rider column in Practical Horseman magazine, we asked you what qualities you look for in a riding instructor. Here's what the instructors themselves had to say. | MORE
Video: Clinton Anderson’s Help for Fussy Feet
Learn how to deal with common foot-handling problems in this video from trainer and Team Horse & Rider member Clinton Anderson. | MORE
Riding with Health Problems: Continued
What happens to your life with horses when you're facing a major health issue? Horse & Rider readers share their coping tips. | MORE
Fitness Tips for a Better Ride
A Team Horse & Rider panel offers fitness tips to make your saddle time more effective--and more enjoyable. | MORE
Rewards that Make Sense to Your Horse
Hilda Gurney shares insight on rewards and communicating clearly with your horse. | MORE
Making Smooth Gait Transitions in Horses
Clinician Julie Goodnight tells you how to use pre-signals and breathing techniques to improve your horse's transitions between gaits.
| MOREEnd of the (Show) Trail: Continued
The show scene lost its sparkle for a few Horse & Rider readers featured in the December 2007 issue. Read on for more about them, and an update on how they're doing now. | MORE
Long-Lining: How to Adjust Your Reins for the Change of Direction
Jeff Campf demonstrates some of the fine details of training in long lines. | MORE
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