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When April Freeland found herself horseless, she learned the importance of never looking a gift horse in the mouth when a horse named George came into her life.

The half-halt, while most commonly used in dressage training, is also a great tool for your Western horse to have. It can help with self-carriage and movement, and can even be used to help with collection.

Head to Wyoming to explore a hidden gem sandwiched between two mountain ranges and wilderness areas.

It doesn’t matter what you do with your horse, being able to move his feet willingly is a skill that you should have in your toolbox. Having control over each foot can help you avoid trailering problems, and it can also allow your horse to get more comfortable going over obstacles like bridges or ditches that you might face on a trail.

Is your horse a candidate for colic surgery? These five factors can help you decide.

Improve your horse’s walk, his overall balance, and your cueing finesse with this fun and interesting exercise.

It’s easier to nip bad habits in the bud before they turn into a lifetime of struggles in the saddle.

Learn a little more about herd work from world champion trainer Brad Barkemeyer.

Do you ever blow a class at a horse show? We all do. Here’s how to bounce back better than before.

Why do some geldings act like stallions? Such behavior can cause trouble in the barn or out in pasture. Learn what to watch for and tips for safely managing a “studdy” gelding.

Have you tried one of those virtual horse shows online? You should—they’re fun and educational.

Gifts at a Gallop! Your guide to holiday shopping for horses and their people.