

If you are a rider, you have likely been told to “bring your shoulders back” or “sit up”. These two pieces of riding advice are well intentioned but when misunderstood,
If you are a rider, you have likely been told to “bring your shoulders back” or “sit up”. These two pieces of riding advice are well intentioned but when misunderstood,
Can we be content with less? Is less the path to deeper bonding? When we envision a bond with a horse, I think many of us see a horse walking
Have you ever made a mistake with your horse that you wished you could take back? Did something you regretted, lost your temper, or missed an opportunity for creating better
The desire to control runs through our entire lives. It is natural. We feel more safe perhaps, more certain, more guarded. However the more we entertain our desire to control,
When do you remember first falling in love with horses? For me, I was always enamored with all animals and before I started riding lessons,I would sneak out at night
What if horses were given choice? Would they choose to engage in all the activities of training, to let us ride them? Is it even possible to provide this kind