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Tips for a Great Trail Riding Experience

Tips for a Great Trail Riding Experience

Riding looks like so much fun when it’s nice and sunny outside, with birds chirping, and the flowers are in full bloom. However, there are a few things to keep in mind before galloping off into the sunrise or sunset. Safety Ensure that the horse is secure to...
Teaching Youth about the Safe Handling of Horses

Teaching Youth about the Safe Handling of Horses

Riding and caring for a horse is a great way to teach a child responsibility, compassion, and self-confidence. Horses must be taken care of properly and respected to prevent severe accidents and injuries from occurring. Make sure to teach youth the importance of...
Advantages of Lunging Your Horse

Advantages of Lunging Your Horse

Everyone that owns a horse knows that there are few things in life more rewarding. Watching a young horse develop into a majestic animal is simply stunning. One of the best ways to ensure this happens is by lunging your horse. Lunging is a popular training process...
Overview of Western Horse Riding Bits

Overview of Western Horse Riding Bits

Choosing a bit for a horse that is ridden with a Western saddle is often dependent upon the horse’s purpose, the size and shape of its mouth, its training and history. If the horse has not been harshly treated and its mouth is still tender, the mildest bit...
Life Skills Learned From Horse Riding

Life Skills Learned From Horse Riding

Horseback riding is not likely to be the first activity you would think of that gives you valuable life skills. However, learning how to ride and take care of a horse can prepare you for many situations in life, and it can help your demeanor in difficult situations....
Things to Never Do Around a Horse

Things to Never Do Around a Horse

Horses are friendly animals in many cases, but they have feelings that humans need to be mindful of. Treating a horse wrong can startle them, anger them, or even cause them to distrust you. There are some things you should never do around your horse, so read on to...