Category: Horse Training

Herd bound behavior is a common and challenging issue. But increasing your awareness of herd dynamics and developing a more effective leadership role can help it…

When your equine partner starts acting out, is it pain or a training problem? Follow one horse’s journey from being labeled as aggressive to revealing…

Balance and structure are two important keys to his overall conformation. Want a horse that can canter and trot soundly and smoothly, as well as trail…

Obstacles are a great way to add variety to your training program. Here are 5 simple ones you can create yourself. When researching this article,…

Learn how to maximize training opportunities during the time you spend with your horse – both in and out of the arena. Doing clinics across…

Your horse performs perfectly at home, but goes to pieces at his first show. What’s wrong? Prepare him for a stress-free show. You’ve worked hard…

Follow these three tips for creating a worry- free lease arrangement. The start of a new show season inspires many competitors to lease or purchase…

With certain hunter/jumper shows now allowing bitless equipment, the idea of leaving bits out of advanced and competitive riding is gaining more ground. Riding bitless has…

Choosing a trainer is one of the most important decisions you’ll make for your horse. Learn what to look for in a professional. If you’re…

Do you have or know a biting horse? If so, you know what challenges and dangers he can present. Here’s how one horse was cured…

If you’ve ever watched any high level equestrian competition, you’ve probably noticed how harmonious the horse and rider teams appear. You’ve probably also seen how…