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Guest Blog post # 20: "One Step Forward, Two Steps Back" by the famous Bad Eventer!

One Step Forward, Two Steps Back Forget eventing........... Line Dancing on Horse Back this looks like more fun! Well......that's how I'm starting to feel these days. The Wonder Pony has been vacationing in the Caribbean, complete with expensive exercise pools and sun decks. OK..... it&

Educational Discussions

Video Discussion # 65: Water jump bloopers!

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Build a Strong Lower Leg!

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Video # 35: This is Kate!

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An Exercise to Improve Your Ability to Sit the Trot

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Discussion # 63: What kind of jump will this canter produce?

Questions

Question # 116: I'm not a gadget person - I don't own draw reins, a chambon, or even a running martingale. However, after lots and lots of time (nearly a year) trying to convince my OTTB that stretching forward and down into contact is far better than

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Jumping on an Angle

Questions

Question # 115: I am training my young horse myself. He is a 17.2 hand Oldenburg gelding, just turning 5. Last summer I did some basic flatwork and hacking with him, and he did great!

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Video Discussion # 64: Judge this movement - simple change of lead through the walk.

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Guest Blog post # 19: "Writing Goals in Concrete, and Plans in Sand" by Jennifer Shattuck

The best laid schemes of mice and men often go awry . . . (Though most people associate the expression with the 1936 John Steinbeck novel Of Mice and Men, it actually originated in a 1786 poem by Robert Burns entitled To a Mouse which he wrote as an apology after turning up

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Quiz # 14: I've mentioned this more than a few times on the site, so lets see who is paying attention!