If you are willing to put in the time, braiding your own horse is an excellent way to save money and you will have a great sense of accomplishment.

The North American phenomenon that is the year-round show circuit has far-reaching effects on those involved in the industry.

Lorraine Chappell, a long-time competitor and Level 3 dressage coach, has enjoyed impressive accomplishments in the ring.

A rider should be aware, with the help of a good eye on the ground, of what distance works for their horse, a good distance is different for every horse.

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.

Jay and Lisa Duke live with their four children in Calgary, AB, where they operate Falcon Grey International Show Jumping.

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.

With a fifth-place finish in the Grand Prix Special at Devon, PA, Lindsay solidified her reputation as an emerging talent in Canadian dressage.

California-based Chris Pratt is poised on the verge of a major career breakthrough.

For those who grow up in and around the barn, the joys of a childhood steeped in horses develops young equestrians and the next generation of the sport.