Training in the Right Way: What to Look for in a Dressage Horse, Part 4 — Exercises for the Imperfect Horse
This final installment of the four-part series on choosing a dressage horse takes a closer look at how specific dressage exercises can be used to improve the ride-ability of a less-than-perfect horse. →
Can Slobbers Hurt Your Horse? Presented by Kentucky Performance Products
Horses that have clover in their field often will develop slobbers, or excessive salivation. But is it dangerous? Read on for more. →
#goriding Grams of the Week
Another week of horse life, rounded up in your images. →
2024 Preakness Stakes Field Preview & Poll
The second leg of the Triple Crown races will be run this Saturday. Is there a shot at a Triple Crown contender this year? Check out our field preview and let us know who you think will win the 149th running of the Preakness Stakes. →
Gibson and the Apocalypse: Secret Weapon… aka EcoVet
Those flies will never know what the heck hit them. →
On Secretariat, the G.O.A.T.: A Response to Jason Kelce
Secretariat is largely acknowledged as the G.O.A.T. when it comes to horse racing. He set the bar against which we measure all race horses. On a recent podcast and in social media posts, Jason Kelce indicated that the horse “was being juiced.” HorseDoc Gregory Beroza replies. →
Thursday Video: Synchronized Jumping
This horse and rider pair might have invented a new sport. →
Celebrity Equestrians: Kendall Jenner
In a new Vogue feature, the supermodel details her lifetime of loving horses. →
The Idea of Order: New Barn Help…
Mares vs Geldings: because one of these is far judgier than the other. →
1,800 Year Old Celtic Mother, Daughter and Horse Discovered
The Roman-era skeletons were discovered in what is present-day Austria. →
Tuesday Video: Equestrians Make It Look Easy
This sibling was in for a rude awakening when he told his sister she, “just sits there.” →
Thoroughbred Logic, Presented by Kentucky Performance Products: The Try and Its Anxiety
“99.99% of the Thoroughbreds I have swung a leg over respond with utter enthusiasm and a golden-retriever-like sense of ‘sweet!’ and ‘did I get it right?’” →
Thursday Video: Every Horse Girl Movie Ever
Funny because it’s true… →
Identifying Your Body’s Weaknesses in the Saddle: A Clinic with Mary Wanless
Laura Crump Anders attended a clinic with Mary Wanless. One of the take-aways was the kneel exercise she taught on the second day. This is a great way to determine if you are relying more heavily on your Superficial Back Line or your Superficial Front Line. →
