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The Unwanted Horse: What’s His Fate?
With a struggling economy, closure of U.S. slaughterhouses, and lack of resources to support equine rescue, the fate of the unwanted horse is one of the most heated topics among U.S. horsemen today. Here are answers to some of the most common questions. | MORE
Inside Look: NATRC Competitive Trail Ride
See a video of an NATRC competitive trail ride--from start to finish. | MORE
Have You Tried: Entry-Level Reining
NRHA’s program for beginning reiners provides a fun, educational, and family-oriented ladder of competition. | MORE
50 Great Escapes: Riding Vacations
When you're ready for memorable R&R, a vacation that involves horses can be just what the fun-doctor ordered. | MORE
Of Kids and Horses
What's being done to bring more kids into the world of horses? Quite a lot, actually. | MORE
H&R Classic: Ready-to-Win Roadmap
Major championships aren't won by chance. Learn how the veterans map out their wins, with these insider tips from top amateur contender Julia-Dawn Taylor. | MORE
More on Horse Abuse
In the August issue, senior editor Jennifer Forsberg Meyer tackles the tough issue of horse training abuse in her commentary titled "POV Blindness." | MORE
Choose the Right College Riding Program
Careful research will help you find the school with the best collegiate equestrian program for you. | MORE
Competitive Trail Riding Associations
Links to national and regional competitive trail riding organizations. | MORE
Inside Judges’ Minds
When it comes to the show pen, judges rule. But they’re a lot less intimidating once you get inside their world and find out what makes them tick. | MORE













