Horses
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In: Horse Training
Most people think of Natural Horsemanship as a relatively new phenomenon, when in fact the philosophy of Natural Horsemanship can be traced back to ancient Greece. more...
In: Horsemanship
When first starting out working with horses, there are a few simple rules to follow to make the first meeting with a horse, a good confidence-building one. more...
By: Laura College
Dressage is one of the most beautiful equestrian disciplines in the world, and requires a great deal of communication between horse and rider. more...
In: Horsemanship
By: Laura College
Where can you find the largest selection of horses in the world? On the Internet, where you can find everything from breeding records to videos of performance. more...
In: Horse Training
By: Laura College
Balance, forward momentum and horse-and-rider communication are all vital parts of teaching your horse flying lead changes. more...
Child Safety in Riding Lessons
In: Horsemanship
By: Laura College
Child safety should be your top priority when evaluating stables for horseback riding lessons. So what should parents look for in an appropriate stable? more...
By: Laura College
Three-day eventing is sometimes considered the most dangerous of all equestrian sports, which is why riders must have all the necessary safety equipment for events. more...
Treating Your Horse for Thrush
In: Horse Care
By: Laura College
Thrush isn't difficult to cure in a horse, but left untreated, it can have some nasty side-effects. Prompt treatment is key for a sound equine. more...
In: Horse Breeding
By: Laura College
With a newborn foal ready to make his entrance, owners of a pregnant mare have quite a bit to accomplish. more...
Teaching the Young Horse to Jump
In: Horse Training
By: Laura College
Some horses are natural jumpers, while others take weeks or even months to catch on. Teaching a young horse to jump requires patience and comprehension of equine anatomy. more...
