Equitopia presents "Recognizing Engagement: Training Your Eye." Trainer Karen Loshbaugh demonstrates what to look for when a horse is engaged through its core, effectively using its hind end, and raising its back. Conversely, Karen shows examples of horses being ridden with hollow backs, shortened strides and tense backs.
BEST OF THE BUNCH Some of the most talented equine athletes on the field. The most talented polo athletes are making last-minute preparations for this year’s Gauntlet of Polo series. Starting this...
Anne Brzezicki will explain proper and safe riding etiquette in an arena. This is a educational and safety video brought to you by the Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) For more information...
... ‘art that makes you feel good’ . Ilka Gansera-Leveque Newmarket racehorse trainer Ilka Gansera-Leveque will be adding a splash of colour to May’s Guineas weekend with an unusual art exhibition...
p {line-height:1.5;} by Missy Wryn Are you baffled by a sudden change in your horse’s behavior? Did it seem to come on suddenly, out of the blue with no warning? Is your horse trying to bite you or...
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