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Guilt is a heavy emotion that manifests easily among many equestrians. We feel we need to be at work or home instead of the barn. We feel we need to be at the barn instead of work or home. Guilt can be perceived from others or put on us by ourselves and should not be minimized.
Here, we chat with amateur riders and a professional to discuss how they experience and cope...
Riding is simple, right? After all, there’s a pedal for each foot! While leg cues are important, simply kicking a horse to go is counterproductive and creates dullness. As we debunk this long-held myth of “Just kick your horse to go forward,” let’s pause for a moment and consider world-class riding examples in both rodeo and racing.
Think back to the last horse...
Aachen, Germany – Kate Shoemaker (Wellington, Fla.) and her own Vianne, a 2016 Hanoverian mare (Vitalis x Ramiro’s Bube) cared for by Jessica Martin-Legg, have won individual gold in the FEI Para Grand Prix Test A – Grade IV at the 2026 FEI Para Dressage World Championships in Aachen, Germany. The pair delivered a personal-best performance, scoring 78.889% to...
New World screwworm is a not an unknown pest in the United States. It was first found here in 1842, but became an increasing issue in the 1930s and 40s, when livestock producers in the southeast began experiencing losses up to $10 to ...
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