Wonder what it would be like to evacuate horses in an emergency? H&R’s Barb Crabbe, DVM, shares her real-life report—and valuable advice—from the front lines of wildfire evacuation.
You know you should write down your riding goals…but you never do. With *this* super-simple method, you’ll get it done—and greatly improve your horsemanship.
Kids benefit from horses, but so do their parents. See our list of reasons why “the horse thing” is a terrific investment.
Barb Crabbe, DVM, has spent 30+ years as a horse vet *and* as an accomplished competitor. Her wisdom will help make you a better horseman.
When your horse is stressed out, he needs a way to calm down and renew his trust in you. Julie Goodnight shares a story that will benefit you *and* your horse.
Riding your horse into water deep enough for swimming is a rush. Learn from a pro how to have fun *and* stay safe while swimming with your horse.
Equine soccer (or horse soccer or hoof ball) is an entertaining and potentially skills-building sport. Are you playing it with your horse? Please let us know!
Do you still believe these false notions? Clinician and world champion trainer Sandy Collier debunks four common horsemanship myths.
Looking for a way to wind down during hectic times, including the holidays? De-stress with horses!
Whether you’re already a fan or simply curious to learn more, check out our 6 best-ever tips for winter-riding fun with your horse.
Are you embarrassed by your fear in the saddle? Don’t be! Here’s how to turn that fear into a plan to build riding confidence that endures and grows.
Learn what horse ownership has taught this longtime horse owner, then consider what your horses and the circumstances of ownership have taught *you*.
Learn five strategies for problem-solving when your horse is having a bad day…or…What to do when your ride goes wrong!
If you don't learn how to address your horse's resistances when they first appear, you'll just enable his bullying tactics.
Do you make excuses for your horse's misbehavior? If so, you're avoiding the responsibility of training him out of it.