Horse exercises
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With the proper care and attention, a horse can make a wonderful companion for many years. What is the lifespan of a horse? In this article we compare horses age vs human age and also look at various life stages.

Helpful Horse Hints saved to Horse Health
To clarify, eight exercises using four jumps each. The fifth exercise is only for the very brave, and I would not attempt it at home :) A reminder: poles can be used as substitutes for jumps. I do …

Christina 0019 saved to Horse / OTTB / Training
Looking for some inspiration when you hit the gym? Here are some workouts designed for equestrians that you can do at home, the barn or at the gym to help kick your fitness resolutions back into gear.

Tracy Wolf saved to Horse articles
There is an undeniable elegance in hunt seat riding. Despite the inherent risks involved with jumping a horse, it’s aesthetically beautiful: horse and human taking flight together. But let’s be honest. Posers who are merely propped up on their hunter or jumper won’t get far in this discipline. To be a safe and successful—never […]

Laura Odell saved to riding lessons CHA
**CAVALLETTI WITH 4 POLES** I know that dreaded feeling of pulling out 15 poles on a cold dark night only to ride for 30 mins to have to drag them all back away again!! So I have created my favourite Top 8 exercises to work on and ONLY 4 POLES are required!!!! Nice and quick and easy! Work on 1 exercise per week- meaning you have 8 weeks of different layouts!!

Taylor Visnosky saved to trail patterns
“@HoofpickClub Of course we should! Mules can be trained following the scales of training just like any horse or pony #TheDressageHour”

Annette Ruzicka saved to Horses
With Margie Gayford - Contact, to the average rider, seems to refer only to the contact through the rein, but really, contact is communication with your horse and the rein is just one form of that communication. There are a couple of other points of contact, being your hips and seat, your legs through your thigh and calf, and your heel and foot.
Melissa Reeves saved to Horses
This is the most complicated transition pattern of our 4-week series. Take it to your barn this weekend!
Jumper Nation Clinic continues with a new exercise to try at home. Jumper Nation has teamed up with top, respected riders who we love for both their horsemanship and their creativity with exercises they use at home. Each week, we’ll be bringing you a new grid or exercise to try at home. You’ll be primed and ready for […]

Maria Schaal saved to Horsey Stuff