Invisible Riding Cues
Learn how to control your horse’s speed and direction with subtle riding cues.
Trail Class
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.
Hoof Care Makes the Horse
Use Ken McNabb's tips for hoof care and trail-prep tips for a safe, fun trail ride.
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. I call focusing on that other place or thing we want “destination addiction.” Here I’ll discuss why destination addiction can hamper your training and riding progress and how to move away from it once and for all.
Horse Containment While Camping
We were camped under aspens at an idyllic spot where two creeks met, our tent on high ground between the gurgling streams, our spirits not dampened by the several inches of new wet snow that weighed