5 Steps to Shoulder-In with Michelle Gibson
An Olympic bronze medalist shares her strategy for learning and polishing this pivotal movement.
Dressage
Small Steps to Piaffe with Shelly Francis, Part 1
How to develop a strong foundation for a challenging upper-level movement.
Develop a Dressage Training Plan to Move Up
An FEI rider explains how you can create a training schedule for a Second Level horse—but the “planning” principles apply to horses of all levels.
Exercises for a Horse Heavy on the Forehand
Raul de Leon answers a reader's question on how to cope with a horse that is heavy on the forehand.
Find Your Dressage Arena Footing
Researchers and footing providers tell stories that reflect the current state of arena footing.
Postcard: 2017 Dutta Corp. U.S. Dressage Festival of Champions
The competitors who dominated the Intermediaire I, Grand Prix and Under 25 national dressage championships at the U.S. Equestrian Team Foundation headquarters in Gladstone, N.J. had something special in common.
Time-Saving Tips for Real-World Dressage Riders
Take a look at these 27 tips to help fit barn time into your busy schedule.
Find the Bit That Fits
Bits are a critical piece of equipment for your dressage horse, but finding and fitting the right one can be a daunting task.
The Importance of Science in the Art of Dressage
Susan Mandas discusses the value of understanding the mechanics of motion.
How to Plan Fencing
What are specific things I need to consider when sketching out a fencing plan? What questions do I ask?
Barefoot Dressage with Shannon Peters
Trainers Shannon and Steffen Peters explore the benefits of barefoot dressage with high-performance horses.
Becoming an Elève: A Female Rider at the Spanish Riding School
U.S. female rider Sojourner Morrell is accepted to the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, Austria.
The History of Horseshoes
Horse shoes History: From primitive sandals to high-tech innovations, here's the story the horse shoe.