“Girthy” Horses, the Lick & Chew, Rider Strength & More: Equitation Science Conference
I just arrived home today after a beautiful 10 days in Italy. It was one of those trips that I could say, when asked the
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I just arrived home today after a beautiful 10 days in Italy. It was one of those trips that I could say, when asked the
Horses have played a integral role in human life and society for years, providing transportation, carrying us through war, helping us work the land in
I love collaboration. The idea that two minds are stronger than one. A few weeks ago I introduced two minds, two people, that have had
Do gaited horses need to be ridden differently than “regular” horses? Should they be trained differently? These are questions I’m often asked, so I went
Saddle fit affects every rider. Jumper, reiner, dressage, or weekend trail rider – we all need to pay attention to our saddle fit in order
After marrying her riding instructor at age 17, excelling in many equestrian disciplines, running a top riding school, and developing the unique system of TTouch