Summer20
Riding Adventures in North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Take in the enchanting geological beauty of the Badland’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Five Inescapable Elements of a Well-Trained Horse
Why the term “broke” just doesn’t work in the 21st century.
Running the Bases
Are you utilizing the space you have to ensure that your horse is able to perform at his best?
Travel to Lone Pine, California
Mountain Horsemanship: Veterinary Care and Horsepacking in the Wilderness
Shut Down Successfully
Mastering a maneuver like this takes time, patience, and a lot of practice. While you go from your fast lope directly to a walk in this drill, the end goal is to teach your horse how to listen for subtle slow-down cues so you can go from a fast lope to a slow one in the show pen and have your horse’s response become second nature.
Travel Papers: Nuisance or Necessity?
Learn how equine-travel documents protect your horse and get answers to commonly asked questions for equine-travel requirements.
Tell Resistance From Defiance to Be a More Confident, Effective Rider
Is your horse resisting you, or defying you? Learn how to tell the difference, and what to do for each to become a more confident, effective rider.
Warwick Schiller Reaches for the Next Level in Effective, Humane Horse Training
In an exclusive H&R interview, learn why clinician Warwick Schiller’s horse-training methods have evolved toward more horse-centric approaches.
Protect Your Horse's Health this Summer
These products will help protect your horse's health this summer.
What You Need to Know About Summer Sores in Horses
Summer sores in horses can be challenging to deal with. We give you the lowdown on cause, treatment, and prevention.
Take Steps to Deal With Your Horse’s Thin, Sensitive Soles
Learn what can cause your horse’s thin, sensitive soles, plus what you can do to improve them and his overall hoof health.
My Collection: Custom Belt Buckles
Ryan and Annie Kennedy share their custom belt buckles.