Canter pirouettes are first introduced in the tests at fourth level, with what are called working half-pirouettes.
For supplies, just as with mane braiding you will need a bucket, sponge, scissors, pull-through, 2-12′ and one 3′ length of matching yarn and a stepstool.
In a recent study of 1,326 horses in the UK, 91% of owners reported that their mounts exhibited some sort of regular behaviour problem under saddle.
Leasing a horse gives individuals an opportunity to enjoy all the pleasures of riding without the responsibility of ownership.
Since establishing Mill Creek Stables in Cambridge, ON, in the 90s, Phil Henning has sourced, owned and bred an impressive stable of show jumping talent.
Jay and Lisa Duke live with their four children in Calgary, AB, where they operate Falcon Grey International Show Jumping.
The Canadian Eventing High Performance Committee and the Canadian Eventing Committee announced the appointment of Clayton Fredericks to the position of International Technical Advisor (ITA), beginning in January, 2013.
Just what is a veterinarian looking for when he or she assesses a newborn foal, and what should horse-owners be watching for?
The automatic release is a skill that has fallen by the wayside in recent decades, much to the chagrin of many of today's top riders and trainers. When executed correctly, it gives riders the advantage of a direct line of communication with the horse, from beginning to completion of the jumping arch.
The rein back is found in dressage tests from second level to grand prix.