The Trail Rider
Take Caution at Wintry Intersections
LED bulbs in traffic lights burn so coolly that snow and ice don’t melt off, and can obscure the lights completely. | MORE
Road to the Horse Goes International
2012's Road to the Horse will be an international event with the United States, Canada, and Australia represented. | MORE
Horse Photography Workshops
At workshops offered by Stoecklein Photography, photo-shooting scenarios including wild mustangs, running horses, quiet mornings, and Western scenery. | MORE
USRider Partners with the AQHA
The new USRider/American Quarter Horse Association partnership establishes USRider as the official roadside service provider for AQHA and is one of the new benefits offered to AQHA members. | MORE
Mustang Makeover
The first Extreme Mustang Makeover event was held in 2007, and and it has gained popularity in recent years. | MORE
Red Cliffs & Rugged Canyons
Head to the Texas Panhandle for red sandstone cliffs, rugged caprock canyons, and juniper-covered hills interlaced with wandering trails. | MORE
Tying Tip from Linda Tellington-Jones
Linda Tellington-Jones's simple method to teach your horse to stand tied | MORE
Desert Gem
In Southern California, there exists a 600,000-acre desert gem awaiting exploration by enthusiastic horsemen. Located east of San Diego, the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park (760/767-5311; www.parks.ca.gov) offers 1,000 | MORE
Trail Tips
Practice Group-Ride Etiquette When riding in a group, establish safe and thoughtful ground rules so that all horses have enough space and riders don’t feel pressured or crowded. | MORE
Host a Ride for the Mustangs
On June 4, 2011, trail riders from across the nation will saddle up for Ride for the Mustang. They also aim to break the Guinness World Record for | MORE
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