H&R Editors

Your favorite trainers offer their expertise and tips for all levels of riding.

We review four products from the Limber Up LiniMint line by Back on Track in Episode 33.

This episode of The Ride starts the beginning of season two, which rolls out a new format and a lot more fun!

Bud Lyon breaks down how he works with a rider learning how to do a flying lead change.

Why is it important to be able to walk a perfect circle? Brad Barkemeyer breaks it down.

AskAnnie Podcast joined forces with Beyond to Saddle to feature how horse people are coping with and staying motivated towards their goals during this time.

Do you have a horse-loving kiddo? If so, sit them down in front of the screen for a special story time as Chelsea Shaffer reads "Fergus a Horse to be Reckoned With" to her daughter, Elise.

Gather up the kiddos and sit them down to watch and listen as Horse&Rider editor Chelsea Shaffer reads "Clip Clop" to her daughter, Elise.

Listen to Horse&Rider editor Chelsea Shaffer read "A Cowgirl and Her Horse" to her daughter, Elise.

Being able to sidepass your horse sets you up for success and teaches your horse to move away from pressure.

As you prepare for spring trail rides, be prepared with must-visit destinations and camping tips.

Episode 32 features two products from WEATHERBEETA.

A rider who is new to the ranch riding learns how to properly ask her horse to extend the lope for a ranch riding class.

Struggle with lead departures? Brad Barkemeyer is here to help.

"Choke” is a blockage in your horse’s esophagus that makes it impossible for him to swallow.

Don’t lose points in the show pen because you’re not staying centered in your circles.

Bud Lyon works with a novice ranch rider to explain the importance of working the trot.

The Midwest Horse Fair is the largest three-day horse fair in the United States, featuring 300 clinics, seminars, and educational events from the country’s top equine professionals.

Whether you have a balky horse or don’t know what your next step is for rescuing a horse, we have tips to help you “keep moving” along in the process.

Because of the global health outbreak of human coronavirus, the Disease Du Jour podcast talked to an equine infectious disease expert about equine coronavirus.

Episode 31 features our review of a useful shedding tool.

This episode of The Ride brings you a profile on Horse&Rider's Ken McNabb Win-A-Day winner Larry Weatherford.

What to do if you fall and get caught in the stirrup (plus how to prevent it).

Knowing where your markers are within a pattern is extremely important. Brad Barkemeyer breaks down how you can practice this at home.

Bud Lyon teaches a novice ranch rider how to extend the walk.

For the safety of your farrier, veterinarian, yourself, and anyone else handling your horse, you need to be able to handle all four of his feet and legs.

Bud Lyon has someone who is new to ranch riding work his scale so he can assess her riding skill level and knowledge of the ranch riding.

Explore historic trails with Kent and Charlene Krone and plan your next riding adventure.

Episode 30 features a listener request for Canter Mane & Tail Conditioner by Carr & Day & Martin.

This episode of The Ride brings you a profile on social-media sensation Alex Bauwens!

To conclude this series Bud Lyon gives an overall evaluation.

Learn why you should be able to disengage your horse’s hindquarters and how to properly ask him to do so.

Did you know that Horse&Rider's assistant editor and host of The Ride podcast Michaela Jaycox will be competing at RFD-TV's The American Semi-Finals?

Learn from Horse&Rider’s trusted experts to gain more insight on the need-to-know basics of horses.

Brad Barkemeyer explains why it’s critical to form a relationship with your horse so that you’re able to work them at liberty.

Continue to evaluate your horse’s reining skills as Bud Lyon evaluates a new horse’s sliding stop.

Episode 29 features our review of the WAHL ShowPro clippers. This episode is brought to you by Nutrena.

We're back with another interview for this episode of The Ride! If you love chatting with fellow horse lovers, then this episode is for you. Gain knowledge, feel like part of a community, and do BIG things with our guests on The Ride.

Brad Barkemeyer demonstrates a few basic ground drills for you to work on with any horse.

Bring your own horse or borrow a dude ranch horse to enjoy five days of riding in the Rocky Mountains with renowned clinicians (and H&R contributors) Julie Goodnight and Barbra Schulte at the luxurious C Lazy U Guest Ranch during the annual riding and wellness retreat.

Continue to evaluate your new horse’s maneuvers with the help of Bud Lyon.

The key to training a good cow horse—or a good horse in general—is consistency.

You’ve learned how to evaluate your new horse’s reining spin, now you can learn how to evaluate his ranch riding spin.

Explore Arizona with Horse&Rider’s trusted trail riding experts, Kent and Charlene Krone.

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.