Michelle Anderson
Three Stretches to Prevent Horseback Riding Injuries
Long, limber muscles help prevent horseback riding injuries. Here are three pre-ride stretches from certified personal trainer Katie Mital. | MORE
Common-Sense Saddle Shopping
Buying a saddle is probably the most important equine-related purchase you'll make, second only to selecting the right horse. A saddle is, after all, a substantial monetary investment, | MORE
Equitation for Adults
Equitation, also called horsemanship, is often reserved for kids to develop their position-you know, 4-H classes and horse shows that test how straight a kid can sit in | MORE
Panic-Free Hobbling Lessons for Your Horse
Clint Surplus shows you how to teach your horse to accept leg restrictions with little or no fuss.
| MOREA Grooming Guide to Cleaning Your Horse
A how-to guide for cleaning and maintaining the obvious (and not-so-obvious) places on your horse that collect dirt.
| MOREThe Makeover of a Mustang
One hundred trainers, one hundred feral mustangs, and one hundred days. The call came for horse trainers throughout the nation to test their skills in the first Extreme | 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.
| MOREPut the Horse Before the Horse Cart
Driving Forward Teaching a horse to drive is fun, but it also carries risks. Seek the help of a driving professional throughout training. For now, forget the cart | MORE
Feel Your Horse’s Footsteps
What if, by feeling where and when your horse picks up his hooves and places them on the ground, you could better influence his body? It's not only | MORE
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