H&R Editors

Hock fusion is common in performance horses, but what can you do to help prevent and treat hock fusion in your horse?

We review the Heritage Breeze Lace Paddock Boot by Ariat in Episode 28 and find why they’re the perfect boot for all-day everyday wear.

If you're looking to reach your 2020 fitness goals, this episode of The Ride offers advice from horsewoman and fitness professional, Kris Fiser.

Now that you’ve tested your new horse for ranch riding, you can evaluate your new horse as a reining candidate.

Does your horse need more practice on cattle? Brad Barkemeyer demonstrates the exercise he uses on all of his horses.

Watch 4- and 5-year-old reined cow horses compete at the top of their games for big paychecks at this family-friendly derby taking place in Paso Robles, California.

New to working cattle? Here’s a drill Brad Barkemeyer likes to do to help you learn how to read cattle.

Purchase a new ranch riding prospect? Here’s how Bud Lyon likes to evaluate a new prospect.

We review a unique bit found in the the Evolution Leather Bit Collection by Partrade and Meta-Lab, the Leather Full Cheek Pinchless Snaffle, in Episode 27.

Are you mellow like Two Eyed Jack, fiery like Peppy San Badger, or somewhere in between?

This episode of The Ride brings you a profile on Pat Denton.

Brad Barkemeyer shows a new rider a couple of exercises to work on as she learns how to work cattle for the first time.

When working with a new horse you should test your horse’s lope to determine what you may need to work on in the future.

Juanita Koth of Gaits in the Grapes takes you on a vineyard tour aboard your own horse.

Once a rider is comfortable with having a cow present in the arena, it’s time to start working it.

When dealing with a new horse, take time to test his backup so you know what you have to work with going forward.

This episode of The Ride brings you a profile on Carol Metcalf.

The next step when introducing a rider to the working cow horse is having them work a pattern with cattle present.

When you work with a new horse, it’s important to make sure he’s comfortable moving his body around.

In skijoring, skiers are pulled behind horse and rider teams at speeds up to and above 40 miles per hour, while hitting jumps as high as six feet, threading gates, and grabbing rings strategically positioned along the course.

Amberley Snyder expresses the importance of being able to change your mentality to accomplish your goals.

In this second Gift Guide episode we highlight products for cleaning horses and tack, and then products for health and wellness.

Be prepared this holiday season with gifts for the entire family.

Does your new horse like to stop when you say whoa? Bud Lyon explains why it’s important to test your stop when working with a new horse.

Once a rider is comfortable working the flag, it’s time to practice working an imaginary cow.

Amberley Snyder talks about how she finds her balance when she rides. She explains to Sami it's okay to give up a little bit of pride and use aids to advance her riding until she is capable of doing it on her own.

Episode eight of The Ride brings you a profile on world-renowned natural horsemanship instructor Linda Parelli.

Amberley demonstrates how she saddles a horse and provides Sami with tips for saddling her horse.

The gifts are all wrapped and underneath the tree, but you still need the perfect stocking stuffers. Well, we gathered a few ideas that are perfect for the horse lovers.

We spotlight products we’ve reviewed over the past year, separated by discipline.

When you come from a different discipline over to the working cow horse, it’s important to start on the flag before working with an actual cow.

Bought a new horse? Here’s how to assess his skill level.

Amberley Snyder talks Sami Bayless through how she will learn what works for her. Although both cowgirls have similar obstacles, how they overcome them to accomplish their goals will vary.

We interview an equine nutrition expert and U.S. Retail Equine Marketing Manager, Russell Mueller of Nutrena in Episode 24.

This episode of The Ride brings you a profile on Benny Guitron.

Does your horse get stuck when you ask him to back up? Bud Lyon has a drill to help.

Brad Barkemeyer explains why it’s important to use your saddle horn when you’re learning how to do the working cow horse.

Accessories for Seniors

Amberley Snyder explains how she became a public speaker and the importance of telling your own stories as a speaker.

Gifts at a Gallop! Your guide to holiday shopping for horses and their people.

Does your horse like to ignore your stopping cue when you’re turning him around? Bud Lyon has a fix.

If you compete in an event like the cow horse, it’s important that your stirrups are the correct length.

Nevada

Owner and Founder Donna Saddoris walks you through the four steps for cleaning your pad to extend its life.

Learn about Purishield and hear Amberley Snyder's testimonial to the various products.

Episode 23 features reviews on two products from Lami-Cell.

Episode six of The Ride brings you a profile on natural horsemanship trainer Leslie Desmond.

Does your horse struggle with staying soft in the bridle? This week, Bud shows you how he softens up a stiff horse.