Why you should start out with a quiet horse, not a fixer-upper
The older the horse, the more difficult gaining his trust becomes.
Read moreResearch articles on the care and training of the horse.
The older the horse, the more difficult gaining his trust becomes.
Read moreWhat factors influence protective behaviors the most?
Read moreTension applied to reins tended to move bit backwards in the mouth.
Read moreJust when you need that finesse and control, it all falls apart.
Read moreMuscles and bones actively remodel in response to exercise stresses.
Read moreThe horse’s deeper structures are the foundation of athletic performance.
Read moreSubchondral sclerosis evolves from tiny micro-cracks, leading to arthritis.
Read moreSoundness and excellence relies on the coordination of many systems.
Read moreThe problem with many bits, is that they apply far too much pressure, writes Neil Davies.
Read more“Ride your horse into heaven and not into the ground”.
Read morePeople often describe how their horse feels when they’re riding.
Read moreA “living fossil” from the desert reveals its secrets.
Read moreSwedish researchers examined two training regimes in Standardbreds.
Read morePart 7 of “The Meaning of Life” series: when the lightest touch is all it takes.
Read moreWhen a horse pulls back, his head and poll are subjected to severe pressure.
Read moreResearchers compare the iPhone 6 to a specialist inertial measurement unit.
Read moreA huge amount of skill and experience is needed to deal with problem horses.
Read moreMany trainers apply pressure when the horse has no idea how to find relief.
Read moreHorses don’t know or care what you think is good or bad.
Read moreMany people own horses that are dangerous and unsuitable for them.
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