Perfectionism is one of the many ways our minds can both help and harm our riding.
Continue reading …There is a wonderfully descriptive phrase in the American lexicon that traces its roots to Texas: all hat and no cattle.
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Ask most exhibitors what gives them confidence when stepping into the show pen, and they will say feeling prepared and being well-dressed.
Continue reading …Strangles, or Streptococcus equi (S. equi), is one infectious disease that can cause a major disruption in performance barns.
Continue reading …A Facebook group is dedicated to finding solutions to the steady decline of youth and new participants in the stock horse industry.
Continue reading …Learn to make your show-day performance a shining success with head-to-tail grooming and fitting tips that will make your horse stand out as one of the most well-groomed in the show ring.
Continue reading …The economic downturn of 2007 turned out to be a blessing in disguise for professional horseman Beth Clemons, but it took mental and emotional fortitude for this hard-working young woman to find a new path.
Continue reading …There was a time, several decades ago, when you could take one horse to a show and compete in Halter, Showmanship, and Hunter Under Saddle in the morning and Western Pleasure, Reining, and Barrels in the afternoon.
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