Riding for Beginners

Horses typically have four gaits, walk, trot, canter, and gallop and the difference between a trot and canter lies in the order in which the

Prospective horse owners may question the value of leasing a horse when they can buy their own. However, you may be surprised to discover the

When searching for your first horse to buy or lease, it can feel like an information overload. Often students approach me asking for a fool-proof

Both aspiring riders and experienced riders often discourse on switching their horse from English to Western-style riding. Some people want to know what the difference

Perhaps, you watched the movie “Hidalgo” or have fallen in love with a friend’s Paint Horse, and now you’re wondering if a Paint Horse would

I have just had the pleasure of helping two of my students buy their first horses. I think they thought me to be a narrow-minded

As riders, we enjoy spending time with our horses. The time at the barn spent laughing with friends, cuddling your horse, and, of course, riding

If you are going horse-riding while you are on your period, it can be an unpleasant and uncomfortable experience, especially if you have to wear

Have you ever thought of riding your horse bitt-less?  Do you feel like switching things up a bit when riding your horse?  Go for a

Whenever you are riding at a canter, and your horse kicks out, you might think it’s out of disobedience or playfulness, but it could be