Paula Hitzler of My Horse University discusses how to handle your horse if another horse is loose around him.
Produced by Certified Horsemanship Association, this short video show how to safely saddle a horse.
How can you become a better school horse rider.Here are ten helpful tips to help you get the most out of lessons on school horses at your local stable.
What to focus on during your first month?s worth of rides on your horse.
Working alone with our horses, it?s easy to feel as if we are in a vacuum and not making any progress. What we need is a plan for improvement. So with apologies to David Letterman, here are ?6 Top Ways to Improve Your Riding.?
Got a question about riding or training your horse? Famed Aussie trainer Clinton Anderson has answers for you. From EquiSearch.com
Brent Graef tells America's Horse Daily readers to stop trying to be the boss and start making decisions with your horse.
It?s impossible to relax and enjoy yourself when your horse is fretting and you're worried he may be ?uptight? the whole time: bolt, buck, whirl around, jig incessantly or hurry at all gaits, crowd other horses, or even rear. Equally important, you worry about your own safety. The fix?? Read this from The Trail Rider.
There are a couple reasons that a horse might not want you on his back. The horse may be afraid of being ridden or maybe he just doesn't like to be. In order to figure out how to mount a horse without problems or danger, you need to be able to determine if the horse is responding from fear or nervousness or if he just has a negative opinion of the process.
