His BC horse sanctuary was born of his own fear of horses; now he teaches others to earn the respect and trust of rescues and wildies.

A roundup of some new gear, and some revisions to old favourites, all designed to keep us safe in the saddle (or when falling out of it).

The vast majority of horses cope well as long as they have plenty of shade and water, but not all tolerate the heat well.

If your horse tends to drag his feet in the ring or on the trail, here are some groundwork exercises that will help him step lively.

The study saw participants working with horses in a round pen, navigating obstacles together, and doing mindfulness exercises ‒ with encouraging results.