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Part 2: The Horse’s Development – Why Maintenance Matters
Part 2: The Horse’s Development – Why Maintenance Matters Horse training isn’t a one-and-done process. Without consistent support and proper schooling, even a well-educated horse will begin to lose precision, strength, and clarity in their work. Muscles weaken, bad...
Part 1: The Rider’s Journey – Why Continued Support is Key to Progress
Part 1: The Rider’s Journey – Why Continued Support is Key to Progress Riding is a skill that evolves over time, and like any discipline, progress depends on the quality of instruction and support along the way. For the average amateur rider, independent progress...
Ride with the Hands of a Lady, the Posture of a Queen, and the Hips of a Dancer: Decoding a Classic Equestrian Saying
Ride with the Hands of a Lady, the Posture of a Queen, and the Hips of a Dancer: Decoding a Classic Equestrian Saying This time-honored phrase — “Ride with the hands of a lady, the posture of a queen, and the hips of a dancer” — paints a vivid picture of the ideal...
The Other Side of the Weight Equation: Why Managing Your Horse’s Body Condition Matters
The Other Side of the Weight Equation: Why Managing Your Horse’s Body Condition Matters In conversations about how much weight a horse can carry, the focus often centers on the rider. But there’s another critical piece that is just as important—the horse’s own body...
How Much Weight Can a Horse Carry? Understanding Limits and Responsibilities
How Much Weight Can a Horse Carry? Understanding Limits and Responsibilities One of the most common questions in horsemanship is: How much weight can a horse safely carry? The answer involves more than just numbers—it’s about the wellbeing of the horse, the condition...
The Role of a Buddy Horse: Building Confidence Outside of the Arena and Knowing When to Go Solo
For young or unconfident horses, stepping into the world beyond the safety of their home environment can be overwhelming. Hacking out, new locations, and even just being asked to ride out alone can be significant challenges. This is where a buddy horse comes in—a...
Understanding Your Riding Lessons
Many people want to get the most out of every riding lesson and improve every lesson. While these are grand ambitions, to accomplish them, you will need to understand the many different ways to achieve them. We first have to understand what improvement means with our...
Unlimited Education
In today's world of technology, we have access to a vast amount of information online. This includes social media platforms and online courses that cover nearly every topic. However, with so much information available, a person can have difficulty deciding what they...
Buying A Horse
Buying a horse Buying a new horse can be an exciting time, as it should be! This is not something most people do more than once or twice in their time owning horses. This adventure should be well thought out so there are no regrets shortly after. Organization before...
Patience
Patience is a word that is frequently used in the horse industry. It is a word that is easy to understand but difficult to interpret. Being patient is easier for some people than for others. Some people have too much patience, and others do not have a drop of...