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6 Trainers You Might Want to Avoid
In the professional equestrian world, it takes all kinds of kinds — but there are a few types →
Guest Editorial: No Room For Bigotry
Historically, African-Americans have made major contributions to the horse world. So why aren’t there more people of color →
Chromie Is My Homie
A recent visit to California Chrome, as told by Jaclyn Johnson. →
Thoroughbred Incentive Program Youth Ambassador of the Month
Meet Morgan Kastner! →
10 More Tips For Keeping a Horse Blog
More suggestions from blogger Elinor Yee! →
Trekking in Poland: Tips For Survival
Paulina Wydra of FreeGallop speaks from experience. →
10 Tips For Keeping a Horse Blog
Blogger Elinor Yee has a few suggestions. →
Age Isn’t Just a Number: Considerations When Purchasing a Horse
There are plenty of distinct advantages and disadvantages to buying either a younger or older horse. Contributor Jillian →
Infographic: Horse Behavior
The team at HorseClicks.com have put together an infographic to help interpret common equine behavior. →
Why You Should Choose the Best Trainer You Can Afford (& Maybe the One You Can’t)
Mel Harms-Grossman shares her thoughts on choosing the best trainer for your money (and more importantly, for your →
Bringing Wes Home: Part III
Love knows no distance: Stacey Chepren of “The Jumping Percheron” blog shares the story of how she brought →
Thoroughbred Incentive Program Youth Ambassador
Meet November’s ambassador Katie Hanson! →
Bringing Wes Home: Part II
Love knows no distance: Stacey Chepren of “The Jumping Percheron” blog shares the story of how she brought →
The 131st Genesee Valley Hunt Point-to-Point
Reader Carrie Wehle shares her recent experience riding in the Genesee Valley Point-to-Point the oldest continuously-run point-to-point in →
Bringing Wes Home: Part I
Love knows no distance: Stacey Chepren of “The Jumping Percheron” blog shares the story of how she brought →
Crossing Disciplines & Rivers: A Dressage Rider Tries Endurance, Part II
Never stop learning! Austen Gage details the second half of her adventure far from the comforts of her →
The Muck Bucket List: One Equestrian’s Global Quest
Guest blogger Megan Kiessling views the equestrian world as a series of opportunities — and is documenting her →
Crossing Disciplines & Rivers: A Dressage Rider Tries Endurance, Part I
Never stop learning! →
The Things I Do For Him
Or, that time “sacrifices” turned into “running the Philly Half Marathon.” →
A Horsey Halloween Ghost Story: The Tale of Charlie Feathers
There’s nothing like a good horsey ghost story to give you goosebumps on Halloween weekend. This classic EN/HN →
Thoroughbred Incentive Program Youth Ambassador of the Month
Meet Amber Longreen! →
Driving Poorly Near a Horse Trailer Makes You a Jerk, Part 2: Risks and Considerations
“I do my best not to crush you. Please show my horses and me the same respect.” Mel →
Why It’s Dangerous To Be the Jumping Percheron
Stacey Chepren of the blog ‘The Jumping Percheron’ shares an important answer to a common question: how does →
Driving Poorly Near a Horse Trailer Makes You a Jerk, Part 1: Let’s Talk Damages
“I do my best not to crush you. Please show my horses and me the same respect.” Mel →