Long-lining is a good way to introduce variety into your horse’s training repertoire, and can be incorporated into every young dressage horse’s training.
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Susan Grange is a fervent and long-time supporter of show jumping in Canada.
Besides the obvious, such as never using barbed wire, here are some common fencing errors and how to prevent them.
Using De Niro from the Hanoverian studbook as a model, Michael Boyd explains some of the more interesting and useful information presented.
Since establishing Mill Creek Stables in Cambridge, ON, in the 90s, Phil Henning has sourced, owned and bred an impressive stable of show jumping talent.
In a recent study of 1,326 horses in the UK, 91% of owners reported that their mounts exhibited some sort of regular behaviour problem under saddle.
This article goes into detail about how to tell when your horse is in pain, how to deal with it, common medications used, and alternative therapies.
Some horses will have excessive movement during their REM sleep periods, moving their legs or entire bodies, and often waking themselves up.
Having recently retired from his long-time role as Canada's Show Jumping team chef d'equipe Terrance (Torchy) Millar has spent considerable time thinking about where the system in Canada is failing when it comes to developing tomorrow’s top international riders.
If you event, one of the skills you and your horse will have to master as you move up the levels is the ability to jump combinations.