These simple tools, applied both on and off the horse, can improve mindfulness, balance, symmetry, and proprioception.

Randy Roy addresses sudden showers (natural and man-made), bad behaviour, loose horses, and too many hair bows.

Visual, instinctive, or created? Four respected jumping coaches offer tips on finding that often-elusive take-off spot.

The Derby expert offers advice on suitability, pace, leg-vs-hand, bending lines, and some simple exercises to practice at home.

These key muscles stabilize the chest, absorb concussion through the forelimbs, allow shoulder freedom, and support collection.

Canadian dressage rider Shannon Dueck, who trains with Carl Hester, explains why this movement ‒ not found in any test ‒ is so effective.

Errant rails, ring-shy horses, bad lighting, kickers and overly-dramatic releases – Randy Roy has seen them all.

This rider, owner, trainer, breeder, judge and coach for more than five decades offers some tips on scoring well in the ring.

Course management is about more than just numbers between fences – learn to use each landing and corner to your best advantage.

Randy Roy presents Part 2 of his fun and fascinating review of odd situations he has witnessed over his long judging career.