Reining
We’d Love to Own: Smart And Shiney
Learn why "We'd Love to Own" Lyle Lovett's reining horse, Smart And Shiney. | MORE
Sandy Collier: Giving The Face
A world champion trainer demonstrates the single most important thing to teach your horse—to “give his face.” An adaptation from Sandy Collier’s comprehensive step-by-step training book. | MORE
Basic Body Control of Your Horse
Master this exercise to gain control of your horse's shoulders (those ornery things!) and hips. | MORE
Greg Ward: Dossier
Read about the accomplishments of legendary trainer and horseman Greg Ward. | MORE
Riding Gear
We couldn't fit every saddle and pad category into a single issue of Horse&Rider magazine, so here are two more classes of saddles and three categories of saddle pads to add to your list to consider. | MORE
Close Up: Bad-Boy John Hoyt
Featured as one of H&R’s 50 Great Riders (May 2011), the stories about this horseman are legion. Here’s his true tale. | MORE
How to Evaluate a Horse’s Reining Potential
Western trainer Al Dunning explains how he examines pedigree, conformation, ability and heart to determine a horse's potential as a reining horse. | MORE
Horse & Rider Q&A with Lyle Lovett
Lyle Lovett talks about two of his greatest passions, horses and music. | MORE
Make Your Reining Horse Wait for Your Cues
Learn how to make your reining horse wait for your cues with these tips from Dave Moore. | MORE
Did You Guess Who? Stacy Westfall
In the September '09 issue of Horse & Rider, we ran this photo with a list of clues and dared you to guess the rider's identity. If you weren't able to guess, you should know the answer by now from our September online material and our October '09 issue, in which we printed the answer: Team Horse & Rider's Stacy Westfall. | MORE
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