Cynthia McFarland

Saddle up at the historic Tanque Verde Guest Ranch, one of the country’s top guestranch resorts, for luxury accommodations and abundant trail-riding opportunities.

We tell you what judges are looking for when it comes to grooming.

For trail-riding paradise, head for Golden Acres Foxtrotter Rest ‘N’ Ride, nestled in the heart of Florida’s Horse Country.

Read on for what six top gaited-horse clinicians have learned from training smooth-gaited horses.

Biggest myth? Most common rider mistake? Purchase tips? Don’t miss our exclusive roundtable with six top gaited-horse clinicians.

Learn how to help keep your trail horse hydrated and safely cool him down after your ride.

Riding the well-trained mounts of Geronimo Trail Guest Ranch is the perfect way to experience New Mexico’s endless trails and rich history.

Join Lynn Palm as she guides you through saddle fit and other tack checks to prevent future horse problems. Lynn Palm uses step by step instructions on how to evaluate saddle fit, because the wrong fit could create more serious horse problems.

If your horse has a stiff and sore back, there are many potential causes. Linda Tellington-Jones explains possible reasons, including saddle fit, for your horse's discomfort and offers solutions to help him feel better.

A tense, anxious horse can take all the joy out of a ride. It’s impossible to relax and enjoy yourself when your horse is fretting and you’re worried he may be “uptight” the

Top trainer/clinician Linda Tellington-Jones addresses seven common myths about equine behavior.

I caught up with Cameron just before he headed off into the Colorado wilderness for a week-long trail-riding clinic. He was kind enough to share his top trail-riding tips.

You know what you're looking for in a dream trail horse, you just need to locate him. Here are six great places to start your search.

Achieve optimal on-trail control with this 12-part horsemanship series with top trainer/clinician Lynn Palm. This issue: How to cross trail obstacles.

Every part of your body is cueing your horse, so you need to learn Lynn Palm's philosophy on how to get your seat, hands and legs all working together to provide your horse with clear, understandable cues.