Monthly Issue

This issue of Horse&Rider Monthly has everything you need to know about overcoming horse-show nerves, getting ready for your first show, and having a successful horse-show.

Summer is here which means your horse's health routine might need an adjustment. We have the buzz on vaccines plus tips for fly control and summer hoof care.

There’s nothing worse than going to load your horse to head for a show and four hours later you still are fighting with him to get in. We have tips to make trailering a breeze.

Warmer weather and longer days means that it’s time to clean the barn and spruce up your property.

If you and your horse are tired of the same old routine, consider a change of pace by trying a new event.

Springtime means new foals are hitting the ground. Be prepared for your foal with our guide.

Gear up for spring trail rides with training tips from trail riding experts.

Make your horse life better in 2021 for setting New Year’s resolutions for yourself and your horse.

Care for your senior horse by giving him a little extra TLC!

Visit colorful Colorado while riding in the Rocky Mountain National Forrest.

Learn about the Cross Country Trail Ride held annually in Eminence, Missouri.

Become a confident rider and learn to live your best Western horse life.

Explore new riding destinations in the northwest that are perfect for fall trail rides.

Learn grooming tips from the experts to not only achieve success in the show pen, but to keep your horse’s skin healthy.

Better yourself as a horseman both in and out of the saddle.

Whether your child is just getting involved with horses or he or she is an experienced showman, there’s always more to learn.

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

Enjoy your horses this summer by keeping them healthy and safe.

Kent and Charlene adventure in California’s Yosemite National Park.

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

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

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.

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