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Feet and Physique: Brandy & Fancy

On the track a horse’s nutrition is structured to keep them lean and running fast. Becoming a ranch horse, →

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Best of JN: The Value of Stressage, I Mean Dressage

“Dressage has been a whole new country for me, but the value of learning it has been almost →

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The Next Big Thing: Horse Safari

Now that travel restrictions are beginning to lift and people are thinking forward to trips they would like →

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Trust Your Gut: Aubrey & Boomer

“For the past couple months, every time I would turn out Boomer, I would watch as he galloped →

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Op-Ed: American Horseracing is Addicted to Drugs, and It’s Time for an Intervention

The Horseracing Integrity Act is aimed at protecting American racehorses through uniform drug standards and enforcement in horseracing. →

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Shop Equestrian: Made in the USA

With so many businesses struggling in the wake of COVID-19 restrictions, here are some USA-based businesses you can →

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The Power of Good Friends: Libby & Spider

“He was quiet enough that I also rode him the very first day. I’m not too embarrassed to →

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Fun at Home: Here’s How to Match Music to Your Horse’s Gaits

Learn how to find your horse’s beats per minute so you can ride to music! →

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Monty Roberts Reaffirms Commitment to End Soring as Tennessee Walking Horse Events Begin Amidst COVID-19

Marty Irby of Animal Wellness Action reminds us of the importance of getting the PAST Act on the floor →

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Editorial: End Dangerous Transport of Horses in Double-Deck Trailers

The Horse Transportation Safety Act (H.R. 1400), first introduced in 2008, may have the opportunity to get off →

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Best of JN: Reflections on Confidence — “You Cannot Be Afraid to Fail”

How equestrians cope with staying in the mental game of competing varies from rider to rider. In this week’s →

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In Limbo: Jen & Louise

“… if there is a way we can tape a 2020 horse together, train in little bursts and get →

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Horsemanship with Lindsey Partridge: Virtual Horse Competitions

Lindsey Partridge tries out a virtual horse show with her Mustang Valiente. Read how it went and determine →

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Ask Christine: FAQS About OTTBs

If you’re new to owning an OTTB, you likely have a lot of questions. We’re happy to offer some answers! →

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Building Confidence: Brandy & Fancy

This week, Brandy discusses moving out of comfort zones — both her horse’s and her own — in →

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Feds Intent on Removing Wyoming’s Wild Horses

Under a recently released proposal from the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM), thousands of wild Mustangs would →

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The Over-Analysis: Aubrey & Boomer

Figuring out horses — what motivates them, what they need to eat, what’s wrong with them, what their →

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Three Foods All Riders Should Be Eating During Quarantine

As a special feature this week, Olivia of MiniFitness shares her expertise in nutrition with us.  Olivia is →

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Beat Quarantine Boredom: 4 Ground-Pole Exercises

In this excerpt from her book Training and Retraining Horses the Tellington Way, renowned horsewoman Linda Tellington-Jones gives →

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The Childhood My Mother Gave Me

“My childhood wasn’t always easy. We didn’t have lots of ‘things.’ We didn’t have fashionable clothing or the →

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Best of JN: Journey to the Makeover — Amy Smith’s April Update

Patience is a lesson we’re all learning right now — in horses and in life. →

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Whatever Happens, Love That: Libby & Spider

“…as I mused on how badly I felt about not getting more done, I realized that I actually →

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On Lockdown? Keep Learning and Keep Riding!

At this point, most of us are missing our usual routines with our horses. Fortunately, there are numerous →

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