Horseback riders invest a lot of money in tack over the years, and they should keep it safe with these high-tech (and not so high-tech) ideas.

The science behind competition coaching, and how modern teaching methods can better simulate the pressures and choices riders have to make in the ring.

Dressage rider Judy Reynolds is a trailblazer for her sport in Ireland through a combination of hard work and stubborn determination.

Canadian show jumper Chris Sorensen talks about the big business of horses in Europe and how it can help improve equestrian sport in this country.

Liv Gude of proequinegrooms.com offers tips for creating a stunning show coat for horses that will have people reaching for their sunglasses.

Meet three selfless veterinarians who donate time, supplies and skills in developing countries where horses and donkeys face a very harsh existence.

Horses, like riders, come in all shapes and sizes. These exercises focus on strengthening the smaller riders who are matched with big mounts.

Consummate equestrian professional Erynn Ballard offers advice to competitors on how to look and feel like a champion in the show ring.

Veterinarian Ali Miletic warns horse owners to use caution when deworming horses because certain products can be poisonous to other pets.

Equine nutritionist Shannon Pratt-Phillips, Ph.D. explores the truths and misconceptions behind some common beliefs around feeding horses.