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Applying Yoga Principles to Trail Riding | Practical Parallels

By Webmaster · On April 10, 2018April 13, 2018 · in Care & Health, Uncategorized

By Cathy Woods, Cowgirl/Yogini National Yoga Teacher and Creator of Body, Mind, Equine TM As a long- time trail rider and yogi, I find it natural to apply yogic principles to my horsemanship from ground to saddle. This might seem like a foreign concept, but if you have interest in yoga and horses I invite […]

Training & Riding
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Cross-Training the Cowboy Way

By Webmaster · On September 18, 2012May 3, 2016 · in Training & Riding

by Chris Littlefield with Ross Hecox      Versatility is the cornerstone of my program. I like to train horses that aren’t specialized for one event, but instead are able to perform in a variety of competitions.

Ask The Trainer

Biting the Bit

By Webmaster · On June 20, 2002March 18, 2018 · in Ask The Trainer

I have two mares that bite on the bit when I am trying to take their bridles off and won't release the bit without a fight.

Training & Riding
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Having Problems Getting the Correct Lead?

By Webmaster · On May 29, 2001March 12, 2018 · in Training & Riding

Trying to teach a horse its leads can be frustrating whether you're training a greenie or reschooling a horse with some bad habits. Before you lose your temper or your sanity, realize first that every horse is a little one-sided.

Care & Health

The Rising Cost of Living

By Webmaster · On June 3, 2008May 2, 2017 · in Care & Health

It's on the internet, in newspapers, on television; it's the topic of conversation everywhere - the rising cost of living. Decisions have to be made - do we fill the car with gas or put food on the table?

Training & Riding

Fitting English Tack

By Webmaster · On October 3, 2001February 19, 2018 · in Training & Riding

One of the most important things you can do for your horse is to make sure his saddle fits properly. Poorly fitting tack is equal to poorly fitting shoes: too tight and you've got squished toes and painful feet, too loose and you've got blisters.

Dressage

10 Questions with Dressage Superstar Guenter Seidel

By Webmaster · On July 5, 2011January 16, 2018 · in Dressage, English Features

Guenter Seidel is a native of Germany who moved to the U.S. in 1985 and has contributed significantly to U.S. dressage. Seidel helped the U.S. win the Team Bronze medal at three consecutive Olympic Games -- 1996, 2000 and 2004 - with three different horses. He also was on the Silver medal team in 2002 and the Bronze medal 2006 team.

Care & Health
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Preventing Fall and Winter Colic

By Webmaster · On December 11, 2012January 9, 2018 · in Care & Health

by Gayle Ecker Fall and winter is a time of lovely colors, family get-togethers and winding down the busy show season.  However, it is often a time of increased colic calls to veterinarians.  

Life With Horses
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Helping Hand: Finding a Farm Sitter

By Webmaster · On August 30, 2015 · in Life With Horses

If you have horses at home, making travel plans can be complicated. If you have ties to a local boarding operation that you trust, some people will decide to board their horses while they are gone. If you lack that option, or your number of horses makes that cost prohibitive, your best option is usually hiring a farm sitter.

Care & Health

Keeping a Stallion to Breed

By Webmaster · On March 5, 2002January 8, 2018 · in Care & Health

Before you enter into the arena of keeping a stallion on your property, you should acquaint yourself with what actually happens at breeding time. Visiting an established breeding shed in your area is a good way to do this.

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