Training

Round pen myths abound, but a horse being chased in one has only two options.

There is a specific aid to put your horse on the bit.

If every horse was started without fighting and bucking, there’d be no ‘problem’ horses.

To move a horse forward, you must apply pressure in the green ‘flight zone’.

Follow these simple rules on safe tying up to avoid drama and injury.

Natural selection and survival instinct has wired horses to run first and ask questions later.

A horse’s response is just a response. It’s neither appropriate nor inappropriate.

Giving a horse time to relax is an important part of the training process.

Australian horse trainer Neil Davies lets readers in on a secret – for free.

Australian trainer advocates “less is more” and having the horse build in confidence.

Owners need to identify hazards and tackle the risk, an expert says.

Sensible tips from experts to minimize the risks of a stable blaze.

Paper highlights complexities of the horse-hoof-surface interaction on arenas.