From the Barn
The shoulder in is one of the first lateral movements that appears in dressage tests. And if you want to progress up the levels, you'll need to get very familiar with it – because you'll be riding it even at...
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Buying a horse is an expensive proposition, and the costs of owning a horse go well beyond the purchase price (if you're wondering if you're ready to buy a horse, read this helpful article). The day-to-day costs of owning a...
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Choosing the right trainer is crucial to your progression as a horseman (or horsewoman!) and a rider. But unfortunately, the right trainer for you isn't always the right one for someone else. It's always a mixture of credentials, costs, experience,...
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Riding your horse off-property can be a fantastic experience, and an opportunity to get away from the barn or arena and into nature (here's five reasons why you should do it). But it's imperative that you and your horse stay...
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Now that the Olympics are done and dusted, hands up if you're dreaming of Grand Prix glory and trophies piled high? While most of us are working patiently on our canter transitions and occasionally placing at a show, there's some...
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