As horsemen, it’s important to ask ourselves whether we are actually riding our horse, or essentially carrying our equine partners every time we step in the saddle.
Ironically, a smart watch has helped me learn to slow down, take a moment to breathe and become a better horseman.
A full day with horseman Matt Koch not only produces a three-part article series, but also offers a lesson…
South Dakota horsewoman Loriann Lindner shares some of her thoughts on colt starting. Loriann Lindner works a circuit that…
Whether it’s balloons, tarps, sheep or tight spaces, I think horses have phobias just like us. So what do…
Riding with other horsemen is a great opportunity to improve—as long as you set your mind to learning mode.…
Even as a devoted Western horseman, swirling clouds of dust no longer appeal to me. We’ve all got our…
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.
Jeffrey Mundell, a traditional California bridle horseman and manager of Rancho Cienega Del Gabilan, shares a simple exercise he does with his horses while prowling for cattle.
