How To

We are back with Sami Bayless and Amberley Snyder! Amberley explains how she started riding after her accident.

The ranch riding lopeover can bring riders to grief. Here’s how to set yourself and your horse up for success over this obstacle in the show ring.

Low bows are serious tendon injuries that must be taken care of immediately. Learn how to care for tendon injuries and what the prognosis will be.

Round pen training isn't only for high-profile clinicians—you cab use it to teach your young horse to be responsive, submissive, and patient with this round pen lesson from Clint Haverty.

Learn proper curb-strap adjustment.

We’ve all been in a situation where an extra light would come in handy—rechargeable solar lights are the answer.

Bob Avila discusses the finer points of the finished rollback.

It takes time to learn all the skills required for showing your horse well. Find success faster with my five recommendations.

Equine aggression in a ridden horse should never be ignored. Learn the causes plus some fixes you can apply from the saddle.

There’s a common misconception among horses and humans that what we want lies somewhere else. It’s why horses graze on the other side of a fence when the grass is just as green and lush on their side. And why humans long for something—tangible or not—that we don’t have. I call focusing on that other place or thing we want “destination addiction.” Here I’ll discuss why destination addiction can hamper your training and riding progress and how to move away from it once and for all.

Mastering the showmanship starts at home. Here I’ll offer some advice and share different exercises you can practice with your horse to improve your score.

Don’t get stuck with a muddy, messy, unhealthy living space for your horse this winter. Learn top tips for mud control from a veterinarian who’s seen it all.

Problems in your horse’s neck can cause a wide range of confusing signs. These steps will help you sort things out.

Think you know everything there’s to know about saddle pads? Think again! Brush up on your knowledge for a happier, more comfortable horse.

Winter, spring, summer, or fall…all you’ve got to do is remember what your horse needs to stay healthy. Our seasonal guide will help you.

Which questions should you avoid asking of your online horse community? Here are three common queries to steer clear from, plus some general help-seeking advice.

A reader wonders how swayed backs happen and how they affect horses.

Use these five strategies from our experts to keep your seldom-ridden horse tuned-up and connected with you.

Make the right choice for your horse with insight from a barefoot expert and three riders who’ve tried both options.

Clean, organize, and maintain your trailer with these 26 handy tips and tricks from horse-hauling pros.