Clinicians

Is your trail horse’s behavior problematic? Try Warwick Schiller’s “50-foot trail ride” exercise to improve a variety of difficulties.

Train your horse to come to your voice cue and build the bond between the two of you.

In an exclusive H&R interview, learn why clinician Warwick Schiller’s horse-training methods have evolved toward more horse-centric approaches.

A one-rein stop is a useful tool to have in an emergency. Warwick Schiller shows you how to achieve a better one-rein stop.

Training and problem solving become easier when you use methods that build connection and trust with your horse.

Unhappy with your horse’s lazy backup? Activate his hind end to solve this frustrating problem.

Is your problem a horse that lopes too fast? Learn why he does it and how you can slow down a fast lope.

Madison Shambaugh helps horses and humans improve their communication—lessons she’s learned from her mustangs.

Inspirational barrel racer Amberley Snyder was involved in a vehicular accident that change her life forever. Now you can see her movie Walk. Ride. Rodeo. on Netflix starting March 22, 2019.

Five clinic participants share their experiences so you can get the most out of the next clinic you attend.

If horses could choose someone to speak on their behalf, they’d pick Tom Dorrance, a gentle man whose philosophy is as much about living as it is about riding. (An H&R ‘Close Up’ profile first published in July 1997.)