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Riding the Canter: Tips To Cue, Relax, Correct, and Enjoy
The canter can be a hard gait to learn, and the speed that accompanies the gait can bring anxiety for many beginning riders. In this article, we’ll talk about: cuing…
10 Things to Do with a Yearling Horse – Early Training
Although a horse’s bones and joints aren’t mature enough to carry a rider until they are 2 to 3 years old, gentle unmounted training with 1-year-old horses (called yearlings) can…
How Cold is Too Cold to Give a Horse a Bath + Winter Grooming Tips
Bathing your horse is a regular part of caring for your horse, but knowing when it’s too cold to bathe- and how to give a horse a bath if…
How to Use a Bridle with Full Cheek Snaffle Bit & Keepers
Full cheek snaffle bits are popular in both English and Western riding. They are allowed and legal for most horse sports including the AQHA and USDF dressage competition (the latter…
Braiding a Horse Mane to Make it Grow Longer
Braiding Manes for Hair Growth Outside of the slight blood flow stimulation during grooming, braiding manes probably doesn’t make a significant difference in how fast hair grows, but what braiding…
What is a Ewe Neck in Horses? Recognizing and Correcting
An ewe neck is a conformation flaw that is typically more related to the conditioning and muscle tone of a horse than it is to skeletal structure, breed standard,…