There’s a fine line between healthy respect and weak-in-the-knees fear, and it’s one that East Tennessee area eventing trainer Erika Adams found herself negotiating at a recent clinic with The Master George Morris. She and
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The 2014 George H. Morris Horsemastership Training sessions are underway in Wellington, kicking off Tuesday with flat lessons for some of the top junior riders in the country. Selected for their performance in the equitation, hunter
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Each month, the USEA publishes some tips and wisdom from Coach Daniel Stewart, who has worked with many equestrians at the top of their game to help them improve their mental fortitude. Daniel has given
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We are delighted to host Sally Cousins as our newest guest blogger, as she shares her wealth of knowledge with us in the form of weekly training tips. We hope these nuggets of information can be integrated directly
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Eventing Training Online has just uploaded highlights from a recent clinic with the one and only Karen O’Connor, who works with riders on cross country exercises in this video. Karen teaches with an enthusiastic and
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Anyone who’s scored a new project or young horse to work with this winter will likely be able to relate to this oldie but goodie from our friends at Evention TV. Perhaps you’ve even got
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As much as we would all love to clinic with every top rider imaginable, it just isn’t feasible for most. Fortunately, Eventing Training Online offers a insider’s look into the training philosophies of many exemplary
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The dreaded jumping distance. Some people seem to have a natural eye for it, others seem to close their eyes and hope for the best. What is it about finding the elusive perfect distance that
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It’s a bit early to be making New Year’s Resolutions, but it’s never too early to get started on your list of things to work on over the winter. When there isn’t much going on
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Horse shopping can be fun and stress inducing all at once, especially when it comes to selecting a green and unproven horse. Such is the case with purchasing an OTTB, who may have had dismal
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As we all begin to migrate indoors for our training through the winter, here’s a great video from British Eventing with tips on recreating cross country questions using poles at home. Many of these exercises can
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Mary King’s clinic at Morven Park, hosted by Kelly Gage of Team EnGaged Clinics wrapped up yesterday with the various groups doing a bit of jumping. Although there were just a handful of jumps being
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As winter sets in, it’s a great time to set about preparing for the impending cold weather by clipping your horse. A sweaty horse in the cold weather is not only time-consuming but, more importantly,
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Mary King is teaching a clinic hosted by Kelly Gage of Team EnGaged Clinics at Morven Park this week, imparting wisdom coming from many years as an international competitor. Mary did some work with younger horses
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Sue Smith recently brought us a three-part series on selecting your next OTTB (Read Parts One, Two, and Three), and she’s kindly offered another article on common reasons why OTTBs are often overlooked when shopping
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It’s the time of year where riders are sitting back, taking a deep breath and evaluating their fall season. Before long, we will all be looking forward to next season and thinking about the goals
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From Erika and Katherine: On what could have possibly been the last beautiful autumn weekend before winter, 24 riders gathered at River Glen Equestrian Park just outside of Knoxville, Tennessee, for a two-day clinic with Sinead
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The skinny fence is a popular option used by course designers to test a horse and rider’s communication and ability to stay straight. They can look rather unassuming, but the width of the fence makes
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From Danielle: Marcia Kulak is a top three-day event rider and trainer who has successfully competed at some of the world’s largest and most recognized competitions, including Rolex, Burghley, Blenheim, Boekelo and Fair Hill. In
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I’ve always been a big fan of clinics. Even if I only audit one, the learning opportunities are endless. So, when I heard that Dom Schramm would be stopping in Columbia, Mo., on his clinic
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Practical Horseman writer Elaine Pascoe teamed up with eventer and equine vet Kevin Keane for a noteworthy article on various soundness issues that pose a threat to event horses in particular. This is a great
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EN’s blogger friend Bad Eventer is still glowing from the Doug Payne clinic she rode in a couple weekends ago at Meadowcreek Park in Kosse, Texas. She chronicled the experience in her infamous blog, Bad
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Welcome to the EN Book Club! We’re always looking for new riding and training resources to add to our libraries. Today we’re taking a look at The Riding Horse Repair Manual by Doug Payne, which
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