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Meet the Fjord Horse, a Norwegian Splendor

By Rudy Lynwood

Close up of a fjord horse

One of the most unusual and distinctive horse breeds on the planet is the Fjord (pronounced FEE ord) horse. This ancient breed is known by a variety of names such as the Norwegian Fjord, the Norwegian Dun, Norwegian Pony, Westerland, Northern Dun and in Norway is called the Fjording. No matter what name you call it, the Fjord horse is an unforgettable equine. History and Origins of the Fjord … [Read more...]

Filed Under: All Breed, Today's Equine

Meet the Morgan Horse, One of America’s Earliest Breeds

By Rudy Lynwood

morgan horse in a field of grass

The Morgan horse breed began at the same time as the county of its origin, America in the 1700s. Over the centuries both America and the Morgan changed and not always for the better. Morgan horses have gained fans all over the world for their beauty, strength and intelligence. Morgan horses have thriving and passionate breed associations in Canada, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. There are … [Read more...]

Filed Under: All Breed, Today's Equine

The Clydesdale Horse, a Majestic Scottish Breed

By Kellie Hinely

Clydesdale Horse in a Field

The Clydesdale horse is probably best known as the breed used to pull beer wagons in the Budweiser commercials. They are famous for their striking appearance, particularly their size and white feathered feet. While that size can make the horse look imposing, the Clydesdale is an intelligent and docile animal that is easily trained and can be safely ridden even by an inexperienced … [Read more...]

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Deep Connection: The Art & Science of Riding with Barbara Koot

By Valerie Morris Leave a Comment

Barbara Koot

Sometimes we lose focus of what’s important in riding.  We get so focused on the fame or the prize that we lose sight of the most important part:  the connection with the horse.  Barbara Koot was at the height of her career when she learned the immense power of the connection between horse and rider. Barbara and her sister are both highly successful riders and their father was their biggest … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Advice, Dressage, English, Performance

Tips & Insight From Dressage Expert Trainer & Judge

By Valerie Morris Leave a Comment

Gwen Kaawaloa

Get To Know:  Trainer & Judge, Gwen Ka’awaloa, Dressage Expert Gwen says she was predisposed to horse riding, and especially dressage.  Her grandfather was a cavalry officer in the German army, so when Gwen was ready to learn to ride, she learned from her mother.  The regimented, formal style just makes sense to her, and she has embraced the formal, dressage world for years now.  She … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Advice, Dressage, English

Western Riding In His Blood

By Valerie Morris Leave a Comment

Western Riding Tips

In His Blood  |  Western Rider Scott Reinartz Scott Reinartz has western riding in his blood!  His love of the sport runs deep, back to when he was a child even, and it’s still just as strong (if not stronger!) now.   Scott started showing horses when he was only fifteen years old.  He started out doing poles, barrel racing, and other gaming events.  Eventually, he switched over to western … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Halter, Performance, Pleasure, Trail, Western, Western Riding

Slow Down To Speed Up | The Proven Way To Move Up In Dressage

By Valerie Morris Leave a Comment

Dressage Tips

Your Timing Is Not Your Own If there’s anything that Kim Lacy has learned in her 20+ years in the dressage and sport horse world, it’s that your timing is not your own.  Equestrian sports have this unique aspect to them called the horse and sometimes that unique aspect changes the way you approach the sport. Your Agenda One of the biggest hurdles Kim sees in her clients is an agenda.  You may … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Advice, Dressage, English, Gear, Saddles

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