All in good fun, Meagan DeLisle has been documenting the “training” so to speak of her horse show husband Wayne, cherishing all the moments they’ve spent together with her all-consuming passion. →
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How to Train Your Horse Show Spouse: Intermediate Level
Meagan DeLisle follows up her basic “How to Train Your Horse Show Spouse” (or significant other) with a more advanced guide for the developing equestrian relationship. Tongue in cheek, but firmly rooted in the truth! →
How To Train Your Horse Show Spouse
Or significant other! →
The Idea of Order: Show Clothes…
Whose bright idea was this? →
Kentucky Performance Products: Keeping Dogs Safe Around Horses and Livestock
Equestrians typically are dog lovers as well. So here’s some veterinarian and expert advice on emergencies, injuries and training for canine barn companions and cattle dogs. →
SmartPak Monday Morning Feed: Why I Ride Cutting Horses
“To me riding a cutting horse is an art form at its finest. It takes years to finesse its perfection. It takes the right amount of athleticism and desire in a horse for it to make it to the top. You can have all the talent in the world but if a horse does not →
Show Prep: My Top 5 Virtual Vendor Village Deals for Wednesday
Show season is nearly upon us. Are you ready? If not, have no fear. Eventing Nation’s Virtual Vendor Village is here! →
The Idea of Order: Showing a White Horse…
You must be a masochist. →
Best of JN: How To Make Horse Shows Better
Did you know the mileage rule has been around since 1972? In this week’s best of Jumper Nation, Susan Glover discusses what can be done to make horse shows more easily accessible for the amateur rider. →
The Idea of Order: The Horse ‘Phase’
Longest.Phase.EVER. →
Best of EN: The ‘Move-Up Mindset’ and Finding Your Reason Why
Mental health and wellness coach Sarah Carlan, MSW, addresses this question: “How can we move toward a culture where moving up isn’t the only goal? How can we do our part to change this mentality?” →
4 Questions to Ask Before Retraining Your OTTB
In this excerpt from her book Beyond the Track, Thoroughbred Program Director for New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program Anna Ford explains the four things you need to consider before beginning a retraining program for your off-track Thoroughbred. →
Horsemanship With Lindsey Partridge: Liberty Lies Exposed, and How They Are Holding You Back
If you’ve tried but struggled with liberty training, there might be a reason. Harmony Horsemanship founder Lindsey Partridge discusses how she moved forward with liberty training. →
The Idea of Order: Last Minute Advice for the Show Ring…
Even if your trainer doesn’t say it, she’s probably thinking it. →
Horsemanship With Lindsey Partridge: Why Do You Do That?
Why do you do that? In this month’s article, Lindsey Partridge discusses exploring why we do the things we do with our horses and how those choices impact our horses. →
Kentucky Performance Products: Tim Bourke Talks About His Horses and Passion
Top event rider Tim Bourke talks about the horses he loves and his passion for the sport. →
Ecovet Presents Mind Your Melon: Mountain Boarding & Tubing
This is one way to get a horse used to solo adventures. →
Kentucky Performance Products: Gastric Ulcers in Recreational Horses
Ulcers aren’t just for performance horses; in fact, studies show that ulcers can develop within five days of a recreational show or event. →
Best of JN: Collaboration Across Disciplines — Developing Innovative Horsemanship
“How can good horsemen support good horsemen, no matter the discipline? What ideas can we pull from each other in the intersection of our disciplines to create something innovative, approach a challenge with a new perspective, or to just re-energize our work?” →
Doing Your Best, Better: Aubrey & Boomer
“We’re all in this for the journey. And hell, good stories are made more from the rough trails and comedy of the challenges than from the easy wins and smoothly paved roads.” →
The Idea of Order: Non-Horsey Barn Help
They *can* be helpful… →
The Idea of Order: Young Horse Training…
Even MORE fun when it’s a young, red mare! →
Oh, Baby I Love Your Style
We all have to find a way to express our individual styles. As an equestrian, the ways we can do this are numerous. Check out these stylish riders and determine where you fit in on the style spectrum. →
Get the Most Out of Your Working Student Position With This Advice From Deonte Sewell
Deonte Sewell shares his advice on finding the right working student opportunity and getting the most out of working in the industry. →