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67Horse Camps: Choosing the Right Camp for Your Child
by DonnaCSmith
"Eyes up, heels down!" The riding instructor's mantra rings out across horsemanship camps all over the country during the summer months. Young horse lovers, whether beginners or seasoned riders, can find... published 2 days ago
81How To Become A Rodeo Queen
by emmabalmer
This information is intended for extremely talented and down-to-earth ladies that want to represent their local rodeo and community by winning a Rodeo Queen title. This advice has been customized for the... published 3 months ago
66Training horses at liberty
by Carolyn Resnick
For those of us who grew up with a natural affinity for horses, or those of us who as children developed a fantasy surrounding these marvelous creatures after reading King of the Wind, Black Beauty, or Fury,... published 2 months ago
63Classical dressage for the competitive rider
by Carolyn Resnick
There is little difference between a classical dressage rider and a competitive rider in the hands of a master, but the methods of training are very different. The two methods are different from the standpoint... published 2 months ago
73How-to Deal with Colic in Horses
by Marye Audet
Colic in horses can be a dangerous, even life threatening illness. The symptoms of colic in horses can range from listlessness to rolling in pain. Knowing how your horse acts, being around him and observing his behavior when he is well, will help alert you when he is not acting "quite right". published 2 months ago
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