Rider biomechanics: 13 things to bear in mind if you want to be a good rider
Fernando Salgado – First Reining Memory
Fernando Salgado shares his first memory with a reining horse. The post Fernando Salgado – First Reining Memory appeared first […]
Enter at A and make a winning impression: 6 tips to help you ride a perfect centre line
Riding a centre line might sound simple, but a particularly good one can be tricky to achieve, especially if there […]
Sam Schaffhauser – Advice for Beginning Reiners
Sam Schaffhauser gives sound advice for prospective reiners and those just getting started in the industry. The post Sam […]
6 tips to help prevent your horse rushing his fences
Here showjumper Sarah Lewis (pictured), who competes up to two-star level and also previously competed to two-star level eventing (now […]
#SundaySchool: Alex Bragg on how to maintain a line through narrow or offset fences
The event rider provides his exercise for keeping your horse on a dead-straight line on the cross-country course Event rider […]
Monte Anderman – Reining Start
Monte Anderman explains the events that brought him to the reining industry. The post Monte Anderman – Reining Start appeared […]
ST Evaluation Graduates July 2019
In July 2019, the following ST Mastery Students in the ST Academy from Finland, South Africa, and the UK – […]
8 things your trainer will never tell you, but you really need to know
Finding the ideal trainer to suit you and your horse can be a challenge, but once you’ve found the right […]
8 training gems from Carl Hester that could transform your dressage scores
1. Focus on your own position “Sitting in the middle of the horse is important for balance, in the same […]