Riding & Training

Nov 7, 2018

#RideWithAl: Ranch Riding Pattern Evaluation 3

Al Dunning evaluates a ranch riding pattern.

By Al Dunning

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May 19, 2018

Introduction to Working Equitation

Working equitation is a hot new sport in the U.S. Find out how working equitation can improve your horse and make you a better rider.

By Horse And Rider

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May 16, 2018

Mounted Shooting Rein Management

Mounted shooting rein management skills are required so you can cue correctly and get the proper response from your horse. Targets come fast, even at the beginner level, and gun handling requires quick thinking. This makes mastering rein management at home a key to competitive success. I’ll cover my best tips here.

By Kenda Lenseigne, With Jennifer Paulson

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Apr 17, 2018

Ace Speed Transitions

Don’t let an increase or decrease in speed at the lope put you in the penalty box. Learn how to prepare your horse for speed transitions at home so you can show mastery of them when it counts.

By Trevor Dare, With Nichole Chirico

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Mar 30, 2018

Secrets to Stop the Spin

A precise end to a set of spins keeps you out of the penalty box and prevents your horse from developing bad habits.

By Bob Avila

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Mar 26, 2018

Saddle Up for a Cyber Coach

Is your dream trainer out of trailering distance? Consider a video coach for personalized, expert instruction to achieve your riding goals.

By Kate Bradley Byars

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Mar 19, 2018

Destination Addiction

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.

By Warwick Schiller, With Jennifer Paulson

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Feb 27, 2018

Master Log (& Other) Obstacles

Use this approach-and-retreat method to train at home or to get your horse over an obstacle on the trail.

By Clinton Anderson

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Feb 21, 2018

Riding With a Hackamore

The hackamore plays a pivotal role in traditional training for reined cow horses, following the snaffle bit. But no matter your discipline you can incorporate a hackamore into your training program.

By Corey Cushing

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Feb 17, 2018

Fallon Taylor’s Best Advice for Any Rider

Ready to take your riding to the next level? Fallon Taylor shares her best advice for riders of all disciplines trying to reach their riding goals.

By Fallon Taylor

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Feb 14, 2018

Get Moving

This exercise challenges and promotes your in-saddle balance so you can begin to develop a truly independent seat.

By Trisha Shields, With J. Forsberg Meyer

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Jan 29, 2018

Get Out of the Way

Not reaching your riding goals? The key might lie in letting your horse do his job.

By Bob Avila

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Jan 21, 2018

The ‘Beehive’

Looking for a new event for the entire family? Consider mounted shooting. With its fast pace and levels of competition, it’s an event you can enjoy together.

By Kenda Lenseigne, With Jennifer Paulson

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Sep 30, 2017

Get Through the Line

Executing four consistent lead changes in a row is challenging. Here I’ll offer advice on how to improve your changes down the line and score when it comes time to show.

By Leslie Lange, With Nichole Chirico

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Sep 23, 2017

Step Control

Do you have complete control over where every foot lands when riding your horse?

By Liz Place, With Jennifer Paulson

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Riding & Training

#RideWithAl: Ranch Riding Pattern Evaluation 3

Introduction to Working Equitation

Mounted Shooting Rein Management

Ace Speed Transitions

Secrets to Stop the Spin

Saddle Up for a Cyber Coach

Destination Addiction

Master Log (& Other) Obstacles

Riding With a Hackamore

Fallon Taylor’s Best Advice for Any Rider

Get Moving

Get Out of the Way

The ‘Beehive’

Get Through the Line

Step Control

Stay in the Loop

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