This simple four-jump setup can be used a multitude of ways to improve straightness, control, precision, form and more.

This is a great way to teach consistency and staying in the moment with the consequence of any mistakes being very low.

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

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.

Now that your youngster is used to you working around him, it's time to step things up a notch with lungeing and ground driving.

A checklist of valuable experiences and important skills your youngster needs to learn before mounted work begins.

Quality of canter on approach, quick reflexes off the ground - what can contribute to a great effort in the air? Some experts weigh in.

Ease back into over-fences work this spring with a simple grid exercise to help develop rhythm and adjustability.