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Riding a 500 kg animal with a will of its own can be unpredictable at full speed, and steering them to jump over high fences can be very dangerous. There are around 60 000 horse-related injuries...

Many riders are under the impression that you need a big fancy warmblood to perform dressage. This simply is not true. After all, dressage training's main purpose is to develop a horse's strength,...

Have you ever stood next to your horse, and they start rubbing their head against your hand or even up and down your body? Your horse can also rub their heads on poles, their legs, or the side of the...

Have you ever marveled at the dancing horses? Felt the magic of something bigger, something transcendent? I have. It's there every time I swing into a saddle. It's in every moment of harmony between...

Most horses are no longer used as utility animals; instead, they are partnered with hobbyists, amateur enthusiasts, and dedicated professional athletes, a far cry from the original farm horse or war...

Showjumping is a thrilling, fast-paced technical display of horsemanship and physical athleticism from both horse and rider. The tack a rider chooses to train and ride his horse in can profoundly...