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If your horse likes to eat objects that he’s not meant to, there may be a reason behind it. Learn why he’s doing it and how to handle this behavior.

It takes a great horseman to develop and understand feel. However, finding feel doesn’t come easy. Al Dunning breaks down the things you need to know, both in and out of the saddle, to develop feel with your horse, and how it’ll help you better connect with him.

Looking for a new home-sweet-(horsey) home? These equine-friendly locations have lots to offer.

Is your horse lame? Learn why it’s important to do what it takes to make an accurate diagnosis before you treat.

Located in the heart of Arizona, this desert destination makes for the perfect getaway.

A sliding stop is one of the most exciting parts of a reining pattern, but it’s also a maneuver many riders struggle with getting right when they’re in the show pen. When I work with a rider who is having trouble with stopping, it’s usually not the stop that’s the problem, but the rundown that happens beforehand.

If your horse isn’t responsive in his feet when you ask him to back up, Bud Lyon’s insights can help.

Children need room to grow in and out of the arena.

Sometimes it’s easy to get bogged down in negativity, especially coming out of 2020.

Is your horse sending you signs that something’s wrong? Learn to spot and manage insulin insensitivity.

You practice groundwork with your horse, but here you’ll learn how you can apply the same principles to yourself to become a more confident, effective rider in the saddle.

Use these tools to keep your property tidy.

Patterns, prints, and colors, oh my!

The hindgut is your horse’s intestinal tract past the ileum, the end of the small intestine—a 30- to 35-foot-long section of gut comprised of the cecum, the modified ascending colon, dorsal and ventral colon, transverse colon, small colon, and rectum.

Is your horse pushy on the ground? Improve your communication with him and relieve his anxiety when you’re handling him.

Take in the beauty of the Sonoran Desert sunrise on horseback and then enjoy a fireside homestyle breakfast or try your hand at maneuvering cattle through a series of obstacles and into a pen.