Tightened your belt, but still hungry for fun? Check out these
appealing, affordable horsey activities that won't hurt your budget. By the editors of Horse & Rider magazine.
In the September ’09 issue of Horse & Rider, we give you a wealth of ideas for having fun on your own with your horse (“Just the Two of You”). Here, in an article originally published. . .
Watch FEI trainer JJ Tate demonstrate five exercises to keep the horse’s back loose and swinging. From the editors of Dressage Today magazine.
Editor's note: In the September 2009 issue of Dressage Today, JJ Tate provides exercises to keep the horse’s back loose and swinging. In the following videos, Tate trains Sacramento, a 10-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding owned by. . .
Get an inside look at the exciting inaugural 2009 USHJA International Hunter Derby Finals. By Hunter Messineo for Practical Horseman magazine.
The 2009 ASG Software Solutions/U.S. Hunter Jumper Association (USHJA) International Hunter Derby Finals can easily be summed up in one word: incredible. The inviting natural fences, horses and riders turned out to the nines (including some. . .
Major Seat Problems!
I have been riding for about four years now. Over the summer I was a pretty great rider ( that is good enough to win first place out of ten riders in junior huntseat walk/trot) and I should have gotten better. The complete opposite happened and I haven't just gotten worse, I've gotten to be a terrible rider. The trouble is all in my seat. Let me explain this short and sweet...