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Horse trainers are always talking about the benefits of lunging a horse, but what about a horse and rider team? Riding on the lunge has benefits, too.

Ground driving is one of the most effective methods of training horses to steer. It creates a safe environment where there is no rider to interfere.

Most people use lunging in their horse training efforts, but many of them don't realize how important lunging is--or how to do it correctly.

Learn to train any horse, including problem horses, yourself! By enhancing the horse/human relationship, you can train your horse to be responsive and receptive.

Riding students benefit from developing their position in the saddle. These exercises focus on improving leg position and strength in order to create better equitation.

Every year, thousands of horses are rescued from neglectful or abusive situations. Working with rescue horses can be both challenging and rewarding.

It seems like everyone has a horse training philosophy these days. From O'Connor to Lyons, from Pat Parelli to Sally Swift, how does a rider choose?

Diagonals refer to the beats during which a rider rises and falls (posts) at the trot. This is sometimes difficult for beginning riders to learn.

When a horse is sick or injured, knowing how to talk to an equine veterinarian can make all the difference, both for peace of mind and efficiency of vet visits.

Just like human relationships, the bond between horse and rider must be built upon a foundation of trust. Without it, neither of you will live up to your full potential.

Finding a cast horse is one of the most traumatic events for a horse owner. To free a "stuck" horse, rope and intelligence are both necessary.

Posting the trot is a riding skill that is necessary for all riders but may take some time to master.

A horseback riding accident can diminish a rider's courage for a long time. If you fall off, though, the first step is to get back on.

A pushy horse is more than an annoyance-he's a danger to people and other animals. To establish boundaries with horses, riders must make their intentions clear.

Important lessons for young horses plus tips on how to make weaning as stress free as possible.

There are so many differing training methods for horses around, how do you find the right one for you? Or, more accurately, for your horse? The answer is - You don't!

The dressage training scale is like a pyramid, with the most basic element 'rhythm' providing the foundation, and the ultimate element 'collection' at the pinnacle.