This presentation from the ISES conference looks at indicators of positive/negative equine emotions and how humans and AI can recognize them.

Achieving 'lightness' requires a shift of focus away from controlling the neck and head, and more attention directed to the seat and leg.

In this exclusive excerpt from her latest book, the Olympic gold medalist discusses dressage training on the trail.

This simple exercise is designed to teach the horse rhythm, straightness, self-carriage, focus, attentiveness and patience.

Treating a horse over the wither from the mounting block can reduce mounting time and eliminate avoidance behaviour.

An exclusive excerpt from the book 'Equicize' by Sally Batton and Christina Keim shows two exercises for a more secure leg position.

Try incorporating a landing rail when schooling to help improve striding in lines for a smoother, more effective and connected round.

You have carefully and methodically laid the foundation for a successful transition to under-saddle work; here is the next step.

Tik Maynard, winner of this year's Road to the Horse colt-starting competition, shares some insights into working with untouched horses.

Riders from the Emerald Isle have been dominating jumping arenas on many continents lately – and we want to know why.