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Working Equitation has been on my radar for a few years now and it is gaining traction for good reason. It combines the precision, beauty and partnership of dressage and the purpose of a “working horse”. And you know what? It’s fun. I travelled to the East Coast Working Equitation Symposium and shadowed Working Equitation…
After many years of keeping my own journal, I’ve “put my money where my mouth is”, and designed and published a HORSE RIDING JOURNAL to help you keep your riding on track as well.
I ordered some proof copies (seen here at right) and it looks wonderful. You can order your own journal right here.
7. Have an understanding and be safe around horses. Horses will be horses. They can, in a split-second run, kick, bite and push their way into just about anything. It’s one thing to like horses. It’s another thing to be able to understand and be safe around horses. Taking horse photos is more than…
Important Considerations photo credit: Wouter de Bruijn Are you considering buying your first horse? Before you sign on the dotted line there may be other options to consider! Leasing a quality animal is often an overlooked option. Lease or Buy? Ask yourself these questions: If you answer “NO” to any one of these questions then leasing may be an…
You can tell a professional by how much time they spend updating and training to improve their skills. They know what they don’t know. And They continue to develop. It’s “you think you know” or “you don’t know that you don’t know”, then “you think you don’t know” but you really do know, then there’s…
As adult riders making your way back into the saddle, we often hear words like Hunter, Equitation, or Derby tossed around. But what do these terms really mean? And why does it matter for those of us returning to riding after raising families or building careers? Let’s take a quick journey into the world of…