Brain Scientist Janet Jones on Unplanned Dismounts, Chatting with Secretariat, and the Horse’s Double Sense of Smell

Brain Scientist Janet Jones on Unplanned Dismounts, Chatting with Secretariat, and the Horse’s Double Sense of Smell

Photo by The Untamed Image In June of 2020, TSB released a book that, as lifelong horse people, we feel is a game-changer. In HORSE BRAIN, HUMAN BRAIN, brain scientist and...
New Releases from Jane Savoie and Anne Kursinski

New Releases from Jane Savoie and Anne Kursinski

The winter months are ahead and wouldn’t it be FAB if you could train with renowned coach and master of motivation Jane Savoie and Olympian Anne Kursinski, all for less...
Tune It Out for Better Horse Training

Tune It Out for Better Horse Training

Photo by Juliane Fellner These days, it seems there is nothing harder than tuning out exterior distractions. There are so many competing for our attention–texts, news alerts, social media notifications…not...
Big Breakfasts, Power Naps, and Mindful Riding: 24 Hours with Yoga Retreat Leader Cathy Woods

Big Breakfasts, Power Naps, and Mindful Riding: 24 Hours with Yoga Retreat Leader Cathy Woods

With the 2020 we’re all having, the idea of escaping to a beautiful ranch to find peace, balance, and strength through riding and yoga practice sounds pretty darn appealing. Cathy Woods,...

Fit and Efficient Riding Tip: Stretch Your Shoulder While You Groom Your Horse

Good mobility of the shoulders and arms is necessary for good riding. In her classic bestseller BALANCE IN MOVEMENT, biomechanics expert Susanne von Dietze says, “One of the ailments of our...
A Guide to Quarantine…for Your Horse

A Guide to Quarantine…for Your Horse

We of course all know a bit too much about quarantine these days. In fact, I’m pretty sure we’ve had just about enough of it. But if bringing home a...
More Than a “Good Eye”

More Than a “Good Eye”

Understanding and implementing stride control (being able to adjust the number of strides before and between fences) improves a horse’s rideability and allows the rider to further improve the horse’s...
The Horse Can Detect the Weight of Three Grains of Sand–Here’s How That Matters to EVERYTHING

The Horse Can Detect the Weight of Three Grains of Sand–Here’s How That Matters to EVERYTHING

Proprioception. It’s a big word that’s bandied about a lot in equestrian circles. And though it sounds like a massive concept, really it just means your perception or awareness of the...
Tik Maynard Is Turning into His Dad

Tik Maynard Is Turning into His Dad

Photo by Ladd Farm Photography We’re celebrating fathers this weekend. Thank you to eventer, trainer, horseman, and author of IN THE MIDDLE ARE THE HORSEMEN Tik Maynard for this original essay. God,...
The 5 Best Horse-E-Books to Read This Summer

The 5 Best Horse-E-Books to Read This Summer

As we roll toward a summer that promises to be a bit less social than what we might be used to, having some good reading material lined up is going...
Catching the Uncatchable Horse

Catching the Uncatchable Horse

Photo by Francesco Ungaro from Pexels In her brand new book WHAT HORSES REALLY WANT, horsewoman Lynn Acton explores a number of skills we all would like to bring to the...
Horseman Tik Maynard on Loving Strong Women

Horseman Tik Maynard on Loving Strong Women

We’re celebrating moms this weekend. Thank you to eventer, trainer, horseman, and author of IN THE MIDDLE ARE THE HORSEMEN Tik Maynard for this original essay.   Tik and his mother Jen. Photo...