Western Pleasure
Western Pleasure Jog Aid from Karen Qualls
Does your horse have a too-fast, strung-out jog? This arena exercise from a world-champion trainer could be just what you need to get him slowed down.
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Click 'n Learn: Shoulders Up with Karen Qualls
Is your horse a heavy-on-the-forehand jogger? Use this exercise to lift his shoulders and restore his rear-end drive. From the editors of Horse & Rider magazine. -
Be Brave at the Lope, Overcome Fear
Does loping make you nervous? Do you wish it could be more fun and less nerve-racking? Follow our tips and learn to ease your anxieties. By Jennifer Forsberg Meyer for Horse & Rider magazine. -
Improve Your Western Horse's Responsiveness with the Forehand Pivot
Trainer David Dellin shows you how to use the forehand pivot to improve your Western pleasure horse's movement and responsiveness. By David Dellin with Jennifer Forsberg Meyer for Horse & Rider magazine. -
Photo Gallery: Improve Your Western Horse's Responsiveness with the Forehand Pivot
Western pleasure trainer David Dellin shows you how to use the forehand pivot to improve your western pleasure horse's movement and responsiveness. -
Western Riding Lesson with Charlie Cole
Team Horse & Rider’s Charlie Cole gives Horse & Rider magazine's managing editor, Alana Harrison, a taste of what it’s like to ride a top-level Western show horse. It’s harder (and way cooler!) than it looks. -
How to Beat Show Nerves
Nervousness hindering your performance? World-champion pro and coach Carol Metcalf helps you kick those horse show jitters and nerves to the curb. From the editors of Horse & Rider magazine. -
Dale Livingston Speaks from Experience
Dale Livingston, the 2007 American Quarter Horse Association Professional Horseman of the Year, offers words of wisdom for your horse life. From the editors of Horse & Rider magazine. -
One Hot Krymsun's Pedigree
Who are the horses behind Western pleasure champion One Hot Krymsun? View his pedigree and facts about his bloodlines. By Honi Roberts for Horse & Rider magazine. -
Backing 'Out the Door' for Hind-End Control
Work your horse laterally and back through an opening to fine-tune his responsiveness to your leg. By Suzy Jeane with J. Forsberg Meyer for Horse & Rider magazine.
