Seven Ways to Move Past a Riding Plateau
Identify your problem, then use these strategies to get back on your way toward your goals.
Learn To Ride
United States Pony Clubs 2012 Championships East
The competition takes place July 26-29 at the Virginia Horse Center in Lexington, VA. Seven different disciplines will be contested.
Getting My First Horse
On her 16th birthday, Kristie Allison chose a horse over a '67 Mustang--and her life was forever changed.
Is It My Horse, Or Is It Me?
America's Horse Daily has answers as to why your horse won't stand still for you to mount.
The First 30 Days With Your Horse
What to focus on during your first month?s worth of rides on your horse.
Ranch Raised Kids and Horses
Ranch kids get well acquainted with hard work, traditions?-and a whole lot of freedom and fun. Courtesy AQHA's America's Horse Daily
Horses and Flying Saucers Don't Mix
Kristie Allison's scheme to combine sledding and riding does not work out exactly as planned.
Sandy Collier?s Western Horse Training Secrets
World champion trainer Sandy Collier shares horse training secrets in her book, "Reining Essentials: How to Excel in Western?s Hottest Sport," adapted for Horse&Rider magazine.
Lead On
How easy is it to pick up the correct lead? Much easier if you think like a horse.
Control a Spook in Your Horse
Teach your horse to control his spooky behavior by working him on an obstacle course with Linda Tellington-Jones's help.
How to Catch Your Horse
Pointers on changing your methods if your horse is difficult to catch.
How to Hold Your Reins
AQHA Professional Horseman Bennie Sargent shows you how to achieve power steering. From the AQHA's America's Horse Daily.
Build Trust With Your Horse
Improve the bond of trust between you and your horse for enhanced trail riding performance using TTouch with Linda Tellington-Jones.
Video: Handling Your Mount When a Horse is Loose
Paula Hitzler of My Horse University discusses how to handle your horse if another horse is loose around him.
Trail Etiquette
Learn to be safer and more polite on the trail. Advice from America's Horse Daily.
Mentors Make a Difference in Young Riders' Lives
Here is a nod to the instrumental individuals who teach newcomers the ins and outs of horses. The things we learn from our mentors are never forgotten but passed on to new generations. From America's Horse Daily.
Face Your Riding Fears
Get a handle on your riding related fears, with this 10-step self-help program from a sports psychologist.
Cowboy Creativity
The late Bill Van Norman wrote a series of articles in America?s Horse about the time-honored vaquero training methods. Those vaqueros had to be pretty resourceful, as Bill tells us about here.
Be a Partner to Your Horse
Brent Graef tells America's Horse Daily readers to stop trying to be the boss and start making decisions with your horse.
Are You a Functional Rider
There has been a trend in judging to credit a rider who?s on a really good horse but is not truly functional. The rider is perched on the horse like a statue and is not effective in what she is doing to control the horse?s performance. In American Quarter Horse Journal, Lynn Palm tells how to become a functional rider.
Do You Trust Your Horse
July 12, 2011--Problems linked to a rider not trusting a horse show up in a number of ways. From America's Horse Daily.
Understanding Connection with Your Horse
USEF dressage judge Fran Dearing tells you how to achieve that magical connection between you and your horse.
