September 17, 2021

Book Reviews

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Once Upon A Time, A Horse (Part IV: Bonnie)

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Once Upon A Time, A Horse (Part III: Smoky)

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Once Upon A Time, A Horse (Part II: The Black)

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Dual Book Review: Sgt. Reckless, America’s War Horse; and Reckless, the Racehorse Who Became a Marine Corps Hero

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Book Review: John Blackburn?s Healthy Stables by Design

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Book Review: Timber Ridge Riders Series for Readers 9-13

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Gymnastic Exercise to Soften Your Horse's Jaw

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The Greatest: True Accounts of the Old West

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Video: The Rider's Eye DVD Preview

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Test Ride That Western Saddle

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Book Excerpt: Eventer Fights Ovarian Cancer

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Cross Country Clinic with Jim Wofford Video Clips

After my warm-up ended before the Grand Prix Special at the 2004 Athens Olympics, I walked with coach Klaus Balkenhol toward the arena. | © Nancy Jaffer

Dressage Warm-Up with Debbie McDonald and Brentina

As you leave the barn your horse raises his head, fixing his ears back toward home. His stride gets shorter before he balks. What comes next could be a spin back to the barn or a rear. If you use this fix, you'll soon be riding down the trail with a relaxed, responsive partner.

Beat the Barn-Sour Horse Blues

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Learn How to Fall Off Your Horse

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Stopping a Grass Snatcher