US Equestrians Go for Olympic Gold in 2012
Seventeen days remain until the greatest athletes take the stage in London. The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) named ...
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Springer and Arthur Lead Rolex After Dressage
Alison Springer and Arthur are in the lead after dressage with the only sub-40 mark at the 2012 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event pres...
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Eventing Community Mourns Loss of Amy Tryon
Amy Tryon, team eventing bronze medalist for the USA at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, passed away yesterday. She found her top ho...
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George Morris' Successor Announced
The United States Federation's Executive Committee has approved the next U.S. Show Jumping Chef d'Equipe....
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Perfect Partnership: In Memory of Roxy
Heaven’s remuda improved by one fine mare on February 8, leaving this planet one short, with the passing of Roxy (aka Whizards Bab...
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Now That's Cowgirl Tuff
While holding onto the lead rope, the horse swiftly bolted and the rope looped and wrapped Kenzie’s hand. Kenzie was pulled down; t...
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Showjumping Loses Superstar Hickstead
Hickstead, the sensational Jumping stallion that Canadian showjumper Eric Lamaze rode to individual gold at the 2008 Olympic Games ...
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Giving thru Pony Talent Search
Showing a top pony for free - it is every young equestrian's dream. Amber Hill Farm owner Elizabeth Mandarino will make the dream a ...
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Horseback Riding while Pregnant: Yes or No?
Over the years, many women have asked me, “Is it ok to exercise, as well as, ride my horse, during pregnancy?” Many expectant mot...
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The Eighty-Dollar Champion
Snowman The 1950s have been called by some as the worst decade for horses.
One plain grey gelding was used as a workhorse for the...
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Hungry for Success: Eating Disorders and Equestrian Athletes
There are several risk factors associated with eating disorders. Sports that focus on the individual are highly suspect, including equ...
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Flexibility Training for the Rider
Riders who possess strong, supple muscles move more comfortably with their horse as one unit, whereas inflexible riders, who exhibit m...
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Strength Training for the Equestrian
Strength training is an essential component of fitness for all equestrians. Whether competing in dressage, jumping, cross country, re...
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Cardiovascular Training for the Equestrian
This is the first article on the components of physical fitness for the horseback rider. No matter the equestrian sport, cardiovascula...
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Does horse riding offer equestrians a fitness challenge?
Every equestrian should strive for optimal fitness because it plays a significant role in enhancing your riding performance. The benef...
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Improve Your Riding Performance
Whether you participate in dressage, jumping, eventing, or trail riding, possessing a strong core is crucial, not only to your own per...
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