Riding & Training

Whether your helmet is stylish, blingy, or classically elegant, it’s a crucial piece of safety equipment first and foremost, and it’s important to keep it in good condition.

Top industry professionals reflect on their experiences with equine-degree programs and intercollegiate riding.

Learn the basics of this challenging test of First Level skills.

Sport Psychologist Jenny Susser shares her tips to minimize stress for you and your equine partner.

Improve your performance by strengthening your base of support.

College-age eventers all across the country are taking advantage of the newly created Intercollegiate Eventing Program.

Some of the nation’s top riders faced down barnyard critters,125 tons of sand and a massive wall during the 2016 USHJA International Hunter Derby Championship.

Trainer Carol Metcalf provides strategic tips to help a reader safely and successfully recondition her horse for work after a long layup.

"Spending some time learning to separate fact from fiction and truth from 'mounted mythology' can make all the difference in our ride.— Riding Through Thick & Thin."

“Be open to change, to acceptance, to whatever it takes to learn what is real, authentic, true and right —and let go of all that's not.” —Riding Through Thick and Thin

Pan-Am dressage medalist Kate Poulin-Neff shows you how to strengthen and supple your horse and maximize his performance in this First-Level movement.

Enjoy your horses this summer, while keeping an eye on your budget.