The Horse Riding Confidence Coach identifies three common rider position errors and provides solutions to correct each of them.
Real estate experts will tell you that one side-effect of the ongoing COVID-19 situation is a desire for city folk to flee to new homes in the country.
Dr. Scott Hie explains what chiropractic treatments can contribute toward pain relief, muscle tone and overall improved function in the horse.
A fragile, undernourished abandoned foal finds a forever home and becomes an equine soulmate and dressage partner for his caring owner.
Slowing down is necessary in life and in horsemanship; here's how to incorporate rest and relaxation into your rides to create a calmer equine partner.
Ethical considerations aside, cloning of animals has been quietly going on for decades - but the hefty price tags make it available only to the wealthy.
Doug Breen has had plenty of experience slinging bales, being the son of a dairy farmer; here he shares some common haying mistakes he sees people making.
Increase your horse's range of motion and suppleness with this fun, easy stretching exercise to improve their form for pleasure riding or competition.
We all assume risk when we ride and work around our horses. But would you know what to do if the worst happens and someone, including yourself, falls off?
Do you know what to do in an equine emergency, or how to detect an issue or illness before it becomes one? Here are some possibly life-saving tips.
Try your hand at this exciting and inclusive discipline that is quickly gaining popularity in North America, South America and Europe.
“Streets raised us. Horses saved us” is the motto of The Compton Cowboys, a fixture in Los Angeles for years who recently took part in peaceful protests.
Last week Kim Izzo tackled the CPC written test C/D and 'came up empty.' This time she attempts Test A/B, the final and most difficult on the scale.
Adult horse people tend to think they know it all - but do they? Author and rider Kim Izzo tries her hand at the Pony Club Quiz, with sobering results!
Horses have a great sense of humour, as proven by these photos and videos from social media, and we could all use some cheering up right now.