Fast and Flat: The Secret to Teaching the Start with Trevor Brazile Keeping your horse comfortable in the corner helps simplify the start. Courtesy of The Tram Roping Journal | TREVOR BRAZILE WITH CHELSEA SHAFFER Question: What is the biggest key to keeping a head horse leaving flat and fluid? ~ TJ Jones, Weatherford, Texas […]
Turnout Technology Five important features to consider when shopping for weatherproof equine outerwear. Courtesy of EQUUS Cold weather is upon us and your first instinct might be to bundle your horse up like a child—in so many layers that he can barely move, with only his eyes visible. Resist that urge! Go instead for a […]
More evidence that helmets protect against brain trauma Young riders who don’t wear helmets are at a much higher risk of sustaining head injuries in the event of an accident. Courtesy of EQUUS | CHRISTINE BARAKAT WITH MICK MCCLUSKEY, BVSC, MACVSC A study from Utah suggests that young riders who don’t wear helmets are at […]
The Big Freeze: Horse Hydration Keep your horse hydrated in the cold winter months with tips from these experts. Courtesy of AQHA In some areas of the country, winter means below-freezing temperatures around the clock. This means that water available for horses to drink can often freeze solid, leaving horses searching for snow to quench […]
Dixon Flowers’ DT Sugar Chex Whiz Adds Purina Heel Horse of the Year Title to Already Impressive Resume Billie Jack Saebens’ main mount in 2019—AQHA World Champion DT Sugar Chex Whiz—earned the Purina Heel Horse of the Year title, as voted on by the top heelers in the world. Courtesy of The Team Roping Journal […]
Soft in the Snaffle Riding in a snaffle bit is a critical skill in taking your horsemanship to the next level, no matter what type of riding you do. Keeping a horse soft in a snaffle bit requires deliberate hand movement, proper body position, and precise release. Your horse’s feet should be connected to his […]
How Much Exercise Is Good Or Bad For A Senior Horse? A rider wonders how much exercise her senior horse should be getting. Courtesy of Practical Horseman | KARYN MALINOWSKI, PHD Q: I have had my horse for about three years now, and he is getting up in age (he’s about 17 years old.) How […]
5 Things to Know When Buying Hay For Your Horse Keep these five quick tips in mind the next time you’re shopping for alfalfa for your horse. Courtesy of Horse & Rider | NICHOLE CHIRICO When it comes to buying hay for your horse, you want to make sure that you’re feeding him the best […]
Ehning “thrilled” at eleventh hour qualification for LGCT Super Grand Prix in Prague – full line up revealed Courtesy of Longines Global Champions Tour Marcus Ehning (GER) has spoken of being “thrilled” at his dramatic eleventh hour qualification for the Longines Global Champions Tour Super Grand Prix showdown at the O2 Arena in Prague. The […]
Top Western Dressage Combinations Return to Lazy E Arena for WDAA World Championship Show Courtesy of US Equestrian Lexington, Ky. – The Western Dressage Association of America (WDAA) is set to host the 2019 Western Dressage World Championship Show from October 2-6. The championship returns to the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Okla., bringing together […]
Your Fall-Health Checklist Fall is an ideal time to perform important veterinary, nutrition, forage, and pasture to-dos to help keep your horse healthy and sound. Our fall-health checklist is here to help. Courtesy of Horse & Rider | KATIE NAVARRASEP Keeping your horse healthy and happy and your facility maintained is a year-round endeavor. Fall […]
Who can have the “Perfect Ride” at Longines Global New York? By: Lami-Cell/Metalab USA With the season on the line and coming quickly to an end, who can pull out the perfect ride? The final stop on the 2019 Longines Global Champions Tour concludes in Prague, on the 21-24 of November. Before they get to […]
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