One Heart, One Creature Heading to X in the Dressage Arena
Grand Prix competitor Allison Kavey reflects on the ultimate test of horse and rider as it relates to dragon taming and medical miracles.
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Horses, Heartbreak and Why We Still Can’t Live Without Them
Reflections on the highs and lows of life with horses
Pam Stone: To Everybody Who Says Arabians Are Nuts
Blogger Pam Stone's time training Party Girl, an Arabian-Holsteiner mare concludes.
Training Dressage Horses With Willing Minds but Weak Bodies
In her latest blog, Pam Stone shares an update on another Arabian, named Party Girl, who has come her way for training.
The Girls Dominate Dressage at the World Equestrian Games
Blogger and USEF dressage judge Margaret Freeman shares her unique perspective of WEG as a Tryon-area local.
The Mare Matters in Sporthorse Breeding
Five top European breeders talk about the importance of the mare in sporthorse breeding and the qualities she needs to produce talented, rideable offspring.
13 Reasons Why I am Glad to Be a Rider
Life with horses might not always be easy, but it will be worth it.
Comments on a Young Mare at Her First Show
Cindy Sydnor critiques this rider and young horse.
Tips to Improve Trot Lengthening Transitions
Cindy Sydnor critiques this rider and 9-year-old mare.
Horse-Shopping Strategies to Find Your Perfect Dressage Horse
Try these tips to help you in the process of horse shopping.
No One Can Train a Dressage Horse Alone
Dressage trainer Lauren Sprieser shares an important lesson she learned in her dressage journey.
Riding in a Bitless Bridle for Desensitization
David De Wispelaere weighs in on whether or not riding bitless can help to desensitize a reactive horse.