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Kim Herslow and Reno working out in the grass riding field.

By Kim Herslow
Apr 25, 2017

Credit: Arnd Bronkhorst- arnd.nl The best way to modify a horse’s postural habits is to focus on activating a wide range of muscles.

By Jec A. Ballou
Apr 29, 2020

Credit: Lara Ceppi Your horse’s health and fitness play a critical role in his happiness and performance. Here, Lilly Simons rides Delila, a 15-year-old Oldenburg mare owned by Gayle Bontecou.

By Lilly Simons
Oct 27, 2017

Credit: Arnd Bronkhorst- arnd.nl Conditioning should be a component of training for every performance horse.

By Mark T. Donaldson, VMD
Jun 7, 2017

Horse rolling in snow

By Pam Stone
Mar 2, 2017

Credit: Arnd Bronkhorst - Arnd.nl Keeping a smart, talented horse happy and challenged is not easy. Varying routines with hacking, cavalletti work and even jumping can build strength and agility while keeping the horse eagerly engaged.

By Gigi Nutter
Mar 15, 2019

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Feb 13, 2017

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By Sarah L. Ralston, VMD, PhD, Dipl. ACVN
Feb 13, 2017

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