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Are You Ready For No Stirrup November?

November 9, 2017
PC: Mike Trimble. No stirrup November has been circulating throughout barns since the beginning of the month. Dedicated horseback riders have dropped their stirrups in the hopes of conditioning their bodies. Riding without the support of stirrups can help you develop stronger legs, a deeper seat, better balance, and improved stamina. It’s not an easy...

The Ability Of Horses To Change Lives

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October 12, 2017
From the outside, one might wonder about the obsession many horse lovers share. It’s an unexplained love and dedication to these magnificent animals. Their ability to shape and transform lives has millions hooked. Horses may start as a mere thrill, but in time the equestrian sees a heart of gold. The relationship you develop is...

Treeless Saddles Are Making A Statement

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September 27, 2017
PC: snickclunk Treeless saddles have caused quite a bit of commotion in the horse world. Equestrians are trying to get the real facts about this innovative idea- a saddle without a tree. It turns out that these saddles are a great option for many riders and horses. If you’re in the market for a new...

Top 5 Pony Breeds For Children And Small Adults

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September 26, 2017
  They come in a smaller package, but never without personality. A pony can be a great addition to the family. Whether you’re a smaller adult or looking for the perfect partner for your child, these top breeds have made notable marks in the horse world. They might be little…but they’re a whole lot of...

Cowgirl Code: 10 Unwritten Rules To Follow

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September 11, 2017
Every cowgirl should be aware of standard rules to follow at the barn, as they ensure safety when working with horses and guarantee a pleasant atmosphere for everyone. These rules are not always written down, but many are common sense. Here’s your chance to familiarize yourself with some barn etiquette. Ask before you borrow tack...

Your Horse Should Know These 6 Ground Manners

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July 6, 2017
  A difficult to handle horse can make your work so much harder! Horse owners often focus on riding and neglect essential ground manners. It’s important you have a well-behaved horse for not only the safety of you, but anyone that goes around him including the farrier, vet, and farm owner. You should be able...

Top Reasons You Should Lunge Your Horse

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March 15, 2017
  Most riders and horse owners are familiar with the concept of lunging. However, not everyone is usually aware of the reasons trainers utilize it. It is much more than the horse going around in a circle on an extended lead rope. Lunging can also be used for more than just exercise. Find out the top...

20 Terms For Every Horse Lover To Learn

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March 1, 2017
It’s no mystery that the horse world has its own vocabulary book. To an outsider, we may sound like we are speaking a foreign language, but these terms help us communicate easier with fellow equestrians. Whether you’re a beginner or just looking to brush up on your horse knowledge, study these 20 terms so you have a clue what your instructor...

How Does The Curb Bit Work

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February 22, 2017
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...
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