From a professional lesson student. →
Which type is your lesson horse? →
“I am proud to ride on a team of strong, fit, and healthy horsemen and women who work →
Because classes and one team just wasn’t enough… →
Of all equestrian lessons, this might be the most important. →
Or, how to introduce a non-rider to your passion. →
Haley’s back to school! →
Our collegiate blogger came, saw and conquered at the Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association National Finals — and pens →
A tongue-in-cheek list. →
Haley Ruffner, our collegiate blogger, makes sure all of her schoolwork relates to horses — including republishing a →
Haley Ruffner, on the eve of competing at the IHSA National Championships, reflects on the lesson horses that →
The weird expressions you have in horse show photos. →
May you be lucky enough to know one. →
Sometimes show clothes can feel like a costume. →
What’s in those mysterious boxes? →
Haley Ruffner, our collegiate blogger, has reached great heights so far in her intercollegiate riding career. It’s just →
Equestrianism has its rewards — we know about things like confidence, responsibility and time management, but Haley Ruffner →
The difference between good and great. →
A tongue-in-cheek guide. →
Finding an equestrian coach is just one step in the process to developing as a rider — Haley →
Or, what to do when your friend is a late riser. →
Before you get to actually sliding, that is. →
Haley Ruffner introduces us to this critical role in reining. →
Because horse girls bring everything around to horses, Haley compares her first week of classes while suffering from →
Collegiate blogger Haley Ruffner gets her first taste of how some equestrians spend their winters in Florida, and →