In January of 2014, Auburn University Department of Agriculture released a flowchart to help you know if and when your horse needs a blanket.
The post got a lot of steam
When using knots for tying horses, you want to use one that will hold, but can also quickly be untied in case of an emergency.
Using the wrong knots can make
One of the most important skills that EVERY rider needs to work on, and which is too often overlooked, is Rein Management.
Everything else you will do when riding your horse
There are 2 things that everyone should do to their stirrups to make them 100x more comfortable.
Most saddle manufacturers neglect to incorporate these simple tweaks that can save your ankles
Most horses don't like it when people stick stuff in their mouth.
So, the key to getting a horse to accept something he doesn't like is to break it down into
There's a big debate out there about whether or not spurs should be used.
Spurs are no different than reins, a bit, or even a halter.
They are simply a means to
This is a very basic overview of how to use a hackamore.
In the video below you'll discover how to determine what size hackamore you need and how to attach your
In this video I'm going to show you several things you can do to ensure your saddle is comfortable for your horse.
I'll also debunk some of the common myths about
Riding a horse comes down to 3 elements:
Feeling. Timing. Balance.
Without being able to feel what your horse is doing (or what he'll do next), you won't have the timing to