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This Montana cowboy has spent his entire life horseback and with cattle, and also served as a brand inspector for more than 40 years.
Laying down a horse is a popular tactic for selling horses. It’s impressive, but what’s the benefit from a true horsemanship perspective? I’m sure plenty of folks who have been to a horse sale lately have seen some consignors laying…
Choosing a new cinch can be a daunting task. With so many shapes, styles, and features on the market how do you know what to choose? The Synergy® AirFlex® Cinch has many benefits for horses, from competition to trail riding.
The phrase “healthy as a horse” is found to be “mostly false,” according to researchers with the time to study…
My first saddle was a slick fork, but a broncy black mare helped me appreciate the security of a tree…
Cowboy Artists of America members offer artwork inspired by their annual trail ride in a 48-hour sale in mid-July. The…
Rather than pulling and kicking to get a horse to stop and roll back through a turn, California cow horse trainer Clayton Edsall utilizes a simple drill that uses the fence to sharpen his horses’ movement.
Two top competitors — one a roper, one a cow horse competitor — have found that their friendship has also improved their horsemanship.
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