Millar Family Dominates Greenhawk Canadian Show Jumping Championship Ten-time Canadian Olympian Ian Millar of Perth, ON, won the first round of competition in the $100,000 Greenhawk Canadian Show Jumping ChampionshipBy: Jump Media Canadian Claims Second Thoroughbred Makeover Win Lindsey Partridge of Pontypool, Ontario, is the first equestrian ever to win two champion titles at the International Thoroughbred Makeover.By: Partridge Horse Hill Tryon to Host FEI World Equestrian Games™ 2018 The FEI World Equestrian Games™ 2018 will be held at the Tryon International Equestrian Center in North Carolina (USA) from September 10-23, 2018.By: FEI Lunging with Feel Part 2 In part one of this series, in the September/October issue, you learned that by lunging your horse using the correct alignment, pushing the right buttons and using the right amount of energy, you’re speaking to him in a way that …By: Anne Gage Riding Horses – Cutting Herd of Cattle In her final adventure this year, Liz Brown tries her hand at cutting. In this article Brown highlights what the event is, the rules, and her experience.By: Liz Brown Go with the Flow There are three stages to learning a new skill. Don’t expect immediate perfection from you – or your horse, just go stage by stage.By: April Clay Flying Changes Made Simple Flying changes are just that – a leap. But not so much a leap of the feet, as a leap of the mind. Your horse may be solid with his leads, never missing a lead cue. Nevertheless, as you now …By: Lindsay Grice Help Your Spooky Horse Handle Scary Situations Your horse spooks at the plastic bag in the barn aisle…unless it has his treats in it. He doesn’t want to go past a driveway where someone has put out a garbage can. He has suddenly started to avoid going …By: Anne Gage Obstacle Prep The exercise ‘Release to a Jump’ encourages your horse to engage physically and mentally in a free jumping challenge. Even if you don’t plan on jumping your horse, this exercise is a valuable tool that helps with good horsemanship, and …By: Steve Rother Transitioning From Pasture to Hay Transitioning to any new feed requires patience. Several research studies have indicated that the risk of colic increases with any changes in feed.By: Shannon Pratt-Phillips, Ph.D.Page 259 of 350« First‹ Previous255256257258259260261262263Next ›Last » Latest News The RCMP’s Royal Role, Plus a Tribute to Burmese News, People Oddly Satisfying…. Fabulous Farrier Influencers News, People Not Something You See Every Day: Wild Mare Wearing a Ladder News, Safety Ancient Horse DNA Reveals Migration Patterns News Turning Heartbreak Into Hope News, People, Rider Health More News
Canadian Claims Second Thoroughbred Makeover Win Lindsey Partridge of Pontypool, Ontario, is the first equestrian ever to win two champion titles at the International Thoroughbred Makeover.By: Partridge Horse Hill
Tryon to Host FEI World Equestrian Games™ 2018 The FEI World Equestrian Games™ 2018 will be held at the Tryon International Equestrian Center in North Carolina (USA) from September 10-23, 2018.By: FEI Lunging with Feel Part 2 In part one of this series, in the September/October issue, you learned that by lunging your horse using the correct alignment, pushing the right buttons and using the right amount of energy, you’re speaking to him in a way that …By: Anne Gage Riding Horses – Cutting Herd of Cattle In her final adventure this year, Liz Brown tries her hand at cutting. In this article Brown highlights what the event is, the rules, and her experience.By: Liz Brown Go with the Flow There are three stages to learning a new skill. Don’t expect immediate perfection from you – or your horse, just go stage by stage.By: April Clay Flying Changes Made Simple Flying changes are just that – a leap. But not so much a leap of the feet, as a leap of the mind. Your horse may be solid with his leads, never missing a lead cue. Nevertheless, as you now …By: Lindsay Grice Help Your Spooky Horse Handle Scary Situations Your horse spooks at the plastic bag in the barn aisle…unless it has his treats in it. He doesn’t want to go past a driveway where someone has put out a garbage can. He has suddenly started to avoid going …By: Anne Gage Obstacle Prep The exercise ‘Release to a Jump’ encourages your horse to engage physically and mentally in a free jumping challenge. Even if you don’t plan on jumping your horse, this exercise is a valuable tool that helps with good horsemanship, and …By: Steve Rother Transitioning From Pasture to Hay Transitioning to any new feed requires patience. Several research studies have indicated that the risk of colic increases with any changes in feed.By: Shannon Pratt-Phillips, Ph.D.Page 259 of 350« First‹ Previous255256257258259260261262263Next ›Last » Latest News The RCMP’s Royal Role, Plus a Tribute to Burmese News, People Oddly Satisfying…. Fabulous Farrier Influencers News, People Not Something You See Every Day: Wild Mare Wearing a Ladder News, Safety Ancient Horse DNA Reveals Migration Patterns News Turning Heartbreak Into Hope News, People, Rider Health More News
Lunging with Feel Part 2 In part one of this series, in the September/October issue, you learned that by lunging your horse using the correct alignment, pushing the right buttons and using the right amount of energy, you’re speaking to him in a way that …By: Anne Gage
Riding Horses – Cutting Herd of Cattle In her final adventure this year, Liz Brown tries her hand at cutting. In this article Brown highlights what the event is, the rules, and her experience.By: Liz Brown
Go with the Flow There are three stages to learning a new skill. Don’t expect immediate perfection from you – or your horse, just go stage by stage.By: April Clay
Flying Changes Made Simple Flying changes are just that – a leap. But not so much a leap of the feet, as a leap of the mind. Your horse may be solid with his leads, never missing a lead cue. Nevertheless, as you now …By: Lindsay Grice
Help Your Spooky Horse Handle Scary Situations Your horse spooks at the plastic bag in the barn aisle…unless it has his treats in it. He doesn’t want to go past a driveway where someone has put out a garbage can. He has suddenly started to avoid going …By: Anne Gage
Obstacle Prep The exercise ‘Release to a Jump’ encourages your horse to engage physically and mentally in a free jumping challenge. Even if you don’t plan on jumping your horse, this exercise is a valuable tool that helps with good horsemanship, and …By: Steve Rother
Transitioning From Pasture to Hay Transitioning to any new feed requires patience. Several research studies have indicated that the risk of colic increases with any changes in feed.By: Shannon Pratt-Phillips, Ph.D.