As much as we’d like to do it all, the reality is that pursuing big horse riding goals is going to cost more than money. It’s going to cost opportunities. How do you decide whether this is the right time?
For a fussy horse, you need a thrush treatment that stays put and really works. Here’s how I used Artimud and Hoof Stuff to cure my impatient mare’s thrush.
The endurance riding off-season is your opportunity to reflect and improve. In this article, experts from ODEEO share tips on reducing stress and preparing to ride better next year.
I signed up for the 2023 Wilson Creek Frozen Trail Runs on a whim. It was November, well within the discounted entry fee window, and January 21 was a long time away. I mean, sure, it would be cold on race day, but who doesn’t like a bit of challenge? To be clear, I signed …
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Horse training is a lifelong journey. I’m not an elite horse trainer, but I can adopt the characteristics of one. Here’s what that looks like in real life.
What would happen if we average equestrians applied the habits of professional athletes to our own cross-training?
GutX is an inexpensive horse ulcer supplement. But does this alternative to omeprazole for horses actually work? Here’s what I’ve learned about GutX and other supplements for horses with ulcers.
Explore the key habits, choices, and beliefs of an elite equestrian endurance rider (even if you aren’t one).
A yearly theme is a lens through which you choose to view your world. It operates independently from goals, and it can change you.
Is your horse wasting too much hay? Follow these easy, step-by-step instructions to build a homemade horse hay feeder that reduces waste.