Horse&Rider Online Extras
AHP Award Winners
At the 2012 American Horse Publications Annual Awards Contest, Horse&Rider was fortunate enough to take home some top prizes. Managing editor Jennifer Paulson was on hand at the | MORE
Lead Changes with Charlie Cole
If you’re looking to establish solid basics in your lead change, be sure to pick up a copy of “Teach Your Horse to Change Leads” with experts Charlie | MORE
Horse Training: Rollback on the Fence
Can your horse roll back on the fence? You may think of rollbacks as part of a reining pattern or something a cow horse does. But in fact | MORE
The Unwanted Horse: What’s His Fate?
In the April 2012 issue, we wrote about the controversial topic of unwanted horses. In the June issue, our "We Hear You" section featured many reader responses to | MORE
More Tips to Stretch Your Tack Budget
In the June 2012 issue, we shared ways to stretch your tack budget with tips from five of the sharpest shoppers we know. Check out more of their | MORE
Inside Look: NATRC Competitive Trail Ride
In the June 2012 "Have You Tried" section, we introduced you to the sport of Competitive Trail Rides through the North American Trail Ride Conference. To find out | MORE
Have You Tried: Entry-Level Reining
The program: The National Reining Horse Association’s new “starter levels” of competition, which debuted in 2010, welcome riders of all backgrounds and abilities to the sport of reining. | MORE
Clinton Anderson: The Rollback
In the May 2012 issue, Clinton Anderson taught you how to use the fence to teach your horse the rollback. Watch Clinton perform a rollback on the fence | MORE
Climate Change and Horse Health
In the May 2012 issue, we reported that 87 percent of readers in our "Gallop Poll" had observed changes in climate trends where they lived. Read more about | MORE
Horse Deworming: A Modern Approach
On the May 2012 Health page, we offered some tips on how to manage your pastures to thwart worms. To learn more about new approaches to deworming, keep | MORE















