7 Clinics with Buck Brannaman Now Streaming

7 Clinics with Buck Brannaman Now Streaming

Just in time for holiday-movie-watching with your family! TSB is excited to announce that 7 CLINICS WITH BUCK BRANNAMAN, the Telly-Award-Winning educational video series from filmmaker Cindy Meehl, director of the documentary BUCK, is now...
5 Horse Books for the Holidays

5 Horse Books for the Holidays

If you’re searching for gifts for the horse lover in your life, consider this: Reading a book about horses is almost as good as the real thing. Bibliotherapy is a type...
47 True Stories of Winning, Losing, and “Achieving the Dream” from 8 Equestrian Sports

47 True Stories of Winning, Losing, and “Achieving the Dream” from 8 Equestrian Sports

“To win for the USA.” Many young athletes grow up with a goal of reaching the Olympics and the glories of their sport’s highest levels. It is no different for equestrians, whether they ride English,...
Come See Us at Equine Affaire in MA for Great Sales, Contests, and Author Signings!

Come See Us at Equine Affaire in MA for Great Sales, Contests, and Author Signings!

We woke up one morning and “poof!” it was November! That means we’ll be setting up shop at Equine Affaire in West Springfield, Massachusetts, in no time at all…or in other words,...
Horse Training…from Both Sides, Now

Horse Training…from Both Sides, Now

Who didn’t learn it that way? One of the very first lesson we all absorb as tiny horse-crazy tots is to approach and handle the horse from the left side....
Lessons in True Collection from a Cowboy

Lessons in True Collection from a Cowboy

Art by Beth Preston from It’s Not Just About the Ribbons by Jane Savoie. Collection—what it is and what it isn’t—is regularly debated in most horsey circles. While there is...
Eventer and Coach Eric Smiley Tells Us Which Breed of Horse Is Bright Enough to Build a Boat…and Admits Two Surprising Fears

Eventer and Coach Eric Smiley Tells Us Which Breed of Horse Is Bright Enough to Build a Boat…and Admits Two Surprising Fears

Photo by Venkat Naryanan  Having coffee with equestrian coach Eric Smiley is a delightful occurrence worth repeating. Certainly, a clinic with him has a similar effect. A former international event rider...
Food for Thought: A Scientific Argument Against Using Treats in Horse Training

Food for Thought: A Scientific Argument Against Using Treats in Horse Training

Sugar cubes. Peppermints. Carrots. Carefully sliced pieces of apple. “Cookies.” Admit it: We all have one. A favorite treat. When your horse comes trotting up in the pasture, it feels good, right? When...
Yoga, Nutella, and Passier Saddles: Getting to the Core of It with Horseman Simon Cocozza

Yoga, Nutella, and Passier Saddles: Getting to the Core of It with Horseman Simon Cocozza

Photo by Jaana Maari Partanen. Equine core muscles are very difficult to isolate with the traditional training techniques common to horse sports. However, by examining what we do with the human body when faced...
“His Confidence Was a Bit Like Porcelain: Easy to Crack.” Jonathan Field and His Horse Hal to Perform at Breyerfest 2019

“His Confidence Was a Bit Like Porcelain: Easy to Crack.” Jonathan Field and His Horse Hal to Perform at Breyerfest 2019

Are you packed and ready to head to the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky, to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of BreyerFest? That’s right, July 12-14, 2019, marks 30 years that Breyer Animal Creations...

Summer Craft for Horse Kids: Horse Shoe Picture Frame and “Luck Catcher”

Do you know kids who dream of having a horse of their own? A four-legged friend who comes when they call and nickers when they’re nearby? Who doesn’t judge or...
Fathers, Fatherhood, and Horses

Fathers, Fatherhood, and Horses

Dads. What a marvelous invention. My own repaired fence, stacked hay, held horses, and drove the antique trailer he’d found for next to nothing to countless 4-H shows, all so...