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A good horse should be treasured! Some might say all horses have the potential to be good with the proper instruction from an experienced rider or trainer. You might not be an expert, but there’s some things you should keep in mind when riding and handling your horse. After all, you wouldn’t want to “ruin”...

Riding shouldn’t be about pain and control. It is your job to work together with your horse so that you both can excel and give your best performance. Bitless riding is a way to eliminate metal and synthetic bits. It closely goes hand in hand with natural horsemanship. They both focus on training without pain...

A dirty bit can be unpleasant for your horse and an eye sore around the barn. You should take time to clean this part of your bridle. Deep cleaning every once in a while will help your horse’s mouthpiece last longer and function better. This simple and quick process will only take a few minutes...

When most horse owners hear about wolf teeth, they quickly learn about the problems associated with them. Trainers, dentists, and veterinarians will be the first to describe how bothersome these teeth can be for your horse’s comfort. Most people will not even start a horse with a bit until the wolf teeth have been removed. Let’s take a...

Western riders often use a curb bit when looking for greater control while riding. The bit can be considered severe in the wrong hands. However, it can also be a useful tool for those with experience and a gentle hand. For those considering this bit, it is important to learn how it functions and the...