Horse Riding & Training
How to Train a Horse to Accept a Bit Without Resistance
Introducing a bit to a horse is a pivotal moment in their training journey, often setting the stage for their ...
The Benefits of Cross-Training Horses for Multiple Disciplines
Cross-training horses across multiple equestrian disciplines represents one of the most effective approaches to developing a well-rounded, versatile equine athlete. ...
The Most Important Milestones in Your Horse’s First Year
The first year of a foal’s life represents an extraordinary period of development and growth. From wobbly first steps to ...
The Mythology of Winged Horses From Different Cultures
The image of a majestic horse soaring through the clouds, powerful wings extended against the sky, has captivated human imagination ...
How to Train a Horse to Handle Fireworks and Loud Noises
Horses are naturally flight animals with an instinctive fear of sudden, loud noises—an evolutionary trait that once protected them from ...
How to Handle a Horse That Rears During Training
Rearing—when a horse rises up on its hind legs—is one of the most dangerous behaviors horses can exhibit during training. ...
How to Build a Long-Term Training Plan for Your Horse
Developing a comprehensive training plan for your horse isn’t just about weekend riding sessions or preparing for the next show—it’s ...
How to Teach a Horse to Walk Over Tarps, Logs, and Bridges
Horses are naturally cautious animals with a strong instinct for self-preservation. Teaching them to confidently navigate obstacles like tarps, logs, ...
How to Safely Introduce a Foal to Basic Handling
The first weeks and months of a foal’s life represent a critical window for socialization and training that will shape ...
How to Train Your Horse to Accept Veterinary Handling
Horses, like humans, can feel anxious about medical procedures. Even the calmest, most well-mannered equine may become stressed or fearful ...
