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Photo Courtesy Robert Eversole
Trail Savvy: You’re Rushing!
Slow Down and Breathe for Effective Training Mr. Thomas, my high school band director, was... -
Ranch horses need a forage-based diet for their health, energy and overall performance. Photo Credit Michael Miller/Texas A&M AgriLife.
Why forage is the cornerstone of a working ranch horse’s diet
Texas A&M AgriLife expert explains the importance of keeping forage as a main source of... -
Photo Credit: Natalie Longwell
Trainer’s Corner: Force or Fear as Motivation?
Good Training Focuses on the Mental and Emotional State of Horses Many times, as we... -
In the upcoming course, veterinary professionals will educate riders on what they need to know to maintain a mounted patrol horse’s health and safety. (Laura McKenzie/Texas A&M AgriLife)
Texas A&M AgriLife leads program prioritizing mounted patrol horses’ health, safety
Equine health course to equip riders with essential horse care skills October 10, 2024 – by Ashley... -
Photo Credit: Dave Anasazi
Feature Story: Adopting Mustangs
Know What’s Necessary to Bring a Wild Horse Home Horses go by horse rules, and... -
Michelle on a trail ride with horses Oly and Capy, enjoying the view. Photo Credit: Carol Klar.
Rider Wellness: Don’t Do Stupid Things
Setting Yourself Up for Success I didn’t really want to tell my friends about my... -
Support the Outbreak Alerts You Rely On!
The Equine Disease Communication Center (EDCC), which provides the vital Outbreak Alerts many of our... -
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Trail Savvy: Just Say Hello!
Greetings on the Trail Make the World a Friendlier Place There’s a French saying: simple... -
Equine Nutrition: Feeding for All Life Stages
Join us for an evening with Natalie Sullivan, MS PAS, On Course Equine Nutrition, LLC... -
Protecting Yourself and Yours
I want to make this as simple as possible. If you are like me, you... -
Photo Courtesy Robert Eversole
Trail Savvy: Navigating Risks on the Trail
A Guide for Equine Adventurers A few years ago, along the Canadian border in the... -
Photo Courtesy Rebecca Herron
Business Profile: Perrydale Trails and Rebecca Herron
A Place to Train, Learn, and Enjoy Your Trail Horse How and why did you... -
My gelding Exodus learns to connect eyes and ears in a “whoa/stay” with liberty trainer Donna Kelleher. This connection becomes a powerful reward to a horse. Photo by Kim Roe
Trainer’s Corner: Does Your Horse Come to You?
How to Create an Easy-to-Catch Horse One of the more satisfying moments in horse ownership... -
All images courtesy Robert Eversole
Trail Savvy: Trail Maps and Why You Need Them
Tips for Understanding Topo Maps Taking the time to look at a map before leaving... -
Photo by Kim Roe
Editor’s Postcard: What Makes a Horseman?
It’s a Lifelong Trip horse·man, noun, 14th century 1. a rider or driver of horses; especially:... -
Photo Credit Michael Hipp
Equine Wellness: How Horses See Color
Certain Colors in a Horse’s Environment Can Affect Behavior By Michael Hipp and Victoria Doulgerakis... -
Photo Credit Alayne Blickle
Small Farm Makeover: Climate Change and Horse Keeping
Simple Ways to Make a Difference When it comes to climate change, many feel that... -
Photo Courtesy Robert Eversole
Trail Savvy: Six Principles to Better Horsemanship
Ideas to Foster Growth, Resilience, and Effectiveness While doing clinics at Equifest in Kansas, I...