How to Submit Your Photo to Al Dunning’s ‘How’s My Riding?’
Learn how to submit your photo for a chance to be featured in Al Dunning's monthly 'How's My Riding?' department in Horse & Rider magazine.

In this new section in Horse & Rider, Team H&R member and renowned horseman Al Dunning critiques readers’ riding skills, based on what he sees in photos of them in action.

Check out this example from our January ’09 issue. Try to match your photo to this image, as closely as possible.

Photo Specifications

  • Rider must be in Western tack and attire. (No ball caps, please.)
  • Photo must show a left-side profile view.
  • Photo must be horizontal in shape, not vertical.
  • Preferably, horse should be jogging/trotting or loping, or performing a maneuver such as a sidepass or backing.

To Submit Photos
Email photos to HorseandRider@aimmedia.com, and include “How’s My Riding?” in the subject line. For digital images, please submit in the highest quality possible; ideally at 300 dpi, 9 x 12 or 14 x 16. Or mail photos to our editorial office: Horse & Rider, “How’s My Riding?” 2520 55th St, #210, Boulder, CO 80301.

We look forward to seeing your photos!

CATEGORIES
TAGS
Related Articles
HR_25BON_Private Lesson_Shannon-Pigott_07
Body Position Cues
Shannon Pigott's "Follow My Gaze" Drill
jim-masterson
Equine Bodywork Series
Jim Masterson's Tips for Releasing Tension in Your Horse
HR_25SUM_Private Lesson_Crossing-Water_Monique-Potts_07
Is Your Horse Balky at Water Crossings? 6 Trail Riding Tips for Building Confidence
HR_25BON_Inspired Rider_Laurel-Walker-Denton
Ranch Wisdom: Boundaries, Body Language, and Better Rides
Newsletter
Receive news and promotions for Horse & Rider and other Equine Network offers.

"*" indicates required fields

Name*
Country*

Additional Offers

Additional Offers
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
Horse and Rider
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.