You know we love a good educational video here at EN, and here’s another that’s popped back up on our feeds this week. Liz Halliday-Sharp shares some advice for using your warm-up fences when preparing
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“What’s Happening,” presented in partnership with Strider, is your complete guide to clinics and schooling shows.
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There is something so frustrating about having a barn sour horse. I can still distinctly remember trying to hack my horse from my farm to literally across the street to ride at Peter Gray’s, only
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cathy Wieschhoff (@cathywieschhoff) It’s always so interesting to get a peek behind the scenes at an event. While we focus primarily on the horses and riders
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There are plenty of us who ride at home without a full dressage court setup in the arena or field. This can make it difficult to practice geometry in our tests — a skill that
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We love a good clinic opportunity, and we’re very fortunate to have plenty of chances to learn from top professionals in our sport here in the U.S. I find it really interesting; I feel within
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There’s nothing that wiles away the winter better than jumping on some seriously cool learning opportunities – and embroiling yourself in a clinic with Erik Duvander definitely qualifies as one of those. The former US team
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You’re about to start your dressage test and it starts to rain. Before you even finish trotting down the first long side of the arena, the judge rings the bell. After what you believe to
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There’s no denying that being an equestrian can often mean living a very unbalanced lifestyle: there are lots of demands on your time, and some of us live out of a gooseneck trailer for the better
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Do you know your cross country speeds? Pace training isn’t the sexiest thing in the world, but it’s key to finding success as you step up the levels (and even before). I know I’ve always
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“I’m Lucinda Green. I’m a has-been.” That was how the great Lucinda Green started off her recent XC Mastermind Course, which featured Great Britain’s Piggy March, William Fox-Pitt, and Pippa Funnell, Australia’s Shane Rose, and
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We love a good educational video here at EN, and thanks to our friends at Millbrook Horse Trials, we’ve got a fresh new grid exercise for you to integrate into your practice at home. 5*
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Shortly after the announcement of an absolutely stacked series of educational opportunities for grooms in Ocala, the US Eventing Grooms Association has announced another Winter Education series, set to take place in Aiken, South Carolina
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Venturing to Florida in the winter season carries many benefits, but chief among them is the ample opportunity for learning while you’re in the area. An undeniable hotbed of eventing action, particularly in the winter,
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In this excerpt from Anne Kursinski’s Riding & Jumping Clinic, Olympian Anne Kursinski tells us how she schools transitions in order to improve balance and self-carriage in all her horses. Transitions — particularly downward transitions,
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We can all learn a thing or three from just about any successful rider, regardless of the discipline they primarily compete in. Olympic show jumper McLain Ward is a regular siting in Wellington this time
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One of the most interesting advancements within the equestrian world in recent years is that of online education. Perhaps fueled by the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, or perhaps also aided by the
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💪 First week of the year? You know what time it is: Hell Week! We began this annual tradition thanks to the guidance of Jimmy Wofford, who can’t be here with us this week
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One of the questions I frequently get is “how long is your program?” The answer is not an easy one. For some people, all that’s needed is one session to confirm that they’re headed in
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For the first two weeks of December, I was taking my final exams of the semester in law school. The timing works out well in the fall semester because the exams are in early December,
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I used to have a horse who would be classified as “pushy”. It was partially my doing for being pretty lenient with cookie-giving (I’m a sucker, what can I say?), and it wouldn’t have been
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Slow and steady always wins the race when it comes to introducing new or “scary” concepts to our horses. In partnership with Equestrian Masterclass, Tik Maynard has broken down the steps horses go through when
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You may know the Micklem name well from a bridle hanging in your tack room, but William Micklem has made a name for himself in other avenues, too. He’s dedicated his life and career to
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