Equine Education
A College Degree in Back Country Horsemanship
Ohio's Hocking College offers an unusual degree that prepares students for riding careers at dude ranches or with wilderness outfitters.
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Secrets to Coaching a Winning Intercollegiate Dressage Team
Here's how creative coaches enable Intercollegiate Dressage Association riders to produce a successful dressage test on an unfamiliar horse. By Lanier Cordell exclusively for Practical Horseman magazine and EquiSearch.com. -
Top IHSA Coach Shares Training Program
The new Ohio State equestrian team coach Lori Cramer, who coached Findlay (Ohio) Intercollegiate Horse Show Association riders to a national championship in 2001, explains how she teaches her riders to compete on unfamiliar horses. Written by Rachael Hansen and Sandra Cooke for Practical Horseman magazine. -
If Clinicians Could Change the Horse Industry
What would you change about the horse industry? Expo attendees got the chance to ask top trainers and clinicians just that at the Virginia Equine Extravaganza in Richmond, Va., May 1, 2004. Written by Kate Lindon for EquiSearch. -
The Hollins University Experience
Sometimes you just know when you've found your perfect college. Jennifer Champagne explains why the horses and people at Hollins University made it her No. 1 choice. -
Balancing Horse Shows and College Schoolwork
Balancing intercollegiate and USA Equestrian horse shows with schoolwork can be a difficult task. Jordan Siegel describes how she stays steady at the Savannah College of Art and Design. -
Collegiate Showing Reaps Great Rewards
Together Cazenovia College Equestrian Team members discover their competitive spirits, find sources of inspiration and explore their passion and love for horses. By Stephanie Germain for EquiSearch.com. -
Nazareth College Hosts First IHSA Show
Thanks to months of preparation and careful planning, the Nazareth College Equestrian Team hosted its first Intercollegiate Horse Show Association show in the fall of 2003. Team member Emily Garvilla shares the experience from brainstorming sessions to show day. -
College Degree Makes Difference
Troy Hendricks, barn manager and assistant trainer for an 'A' circuit hunter trainer, wasn't sure he needed a college degree; here, he explains why including college was a good decision. From the editors of Practical Horseman magazine. -
A Working Student's Life
A relentless work ethic, an upbeat attitude and a supportive family got her to the equitation finals. But the prize junior Kristin Mauks treasured most was what she learned along the way. By Sandra Cooke and Mandy Lorraine for Practical Horseman magazine.
