General Training

Bending your horse?s neck using one rein won?t necessarily cause him to stop. Here?s how to do the one-rein stop the right way.

Here"s how to deal with your horse"s natural asymmetry or one-sidedness. An adaptation from world champion Sandy Collier"s comprehensive training book.

Watch as Clinton Anderson shows you how to desensitize your youngster to the saddle pad.

Learn how and why to pony a second horse behind you while you’re on the trail with top clinician/trainer Julie Goodnight.

Are you going on a long ride? Here are six TTouches to perform if your horse becomes sick or injured on the trail, until you can get to the veterinarian.

The British Equestrian Trade Association spends many weeks of the year out on the road, promoting hat safety at some of the UK?s top shows. Here, it tells Equisearch about some of the problems it comes across?

TTouches for Trail Riding Emergencies; like colic, injury or shock.

Does your horse try to help open a gate, without a cue? Put an end to this behavior with Julie Goodnight's easy training method.

Teach your horse to be calm, focused, responsive, and obedient with groundwork exercises from top trainer/clinician Clinton Anderson.

Top clinician Clinton Anderson shares three great horse training tips from his Downunder Horsemanship Method.

Linda Tellington-Jones's simple method to teach your horse to stand tied

The owner and trainer of the World's Smartest Horse explains how and why she does it.His breed is a Thoroughbred and he raced in three races as a 2-year-old hurt his legs and left the track. He changed homes several times over the following six years unti

The American Association of Equine Practitioners has developed guidelines to help veterinarians and adoption groups successfully transition retired racehorses to new homes and new careers.

Enhance your enjoyment on the trail with this 12-part problem-solving series from world-renowned trainer Linda Tellington-Jones. This issue: Learn how to calm your nervous horse for a safe, relaxing ride.

A reader asks how best to overcome her fear after being bucked off of her horse on the trail. Trainer J.F. Sheppard Explains step-by-step how to get back in the saddle and out on the trail.

We asked three top pros what they think every rope horse needs to know, and they?ve given us the rundown on what they want from a roping prospect.

Getting along with your horse is the key to improving your team roping performance, whether heading or heeling.

Use Clinton Anderson's three-part training formula to develop a quiet, dependable, responsive horse.