horsemanship

There are few as tough as Piper Yule. This young lady is a 5th generation cowgirl! She does roman riding, liberty horsemanship, and trick riding for huge crowds across the United States and Canada. On her family ranch, she participates in team roping, cutting, and working cow horse. This 13 year old sure stays busy!...

A great rider is always looking for ways to improve their horsemanship. Instruction in the form riding lessons, videos, and books are a wonderful way to learn. Many talented trainers have created books for riders to increase their knowledge. You can find guides on all sorts of topics from groundwork exercises to cowboy dressage. Western...

Is your excitement growing? The 2023 Liberty Festival is almost here! This one-of-a-kind event will be held at the Kentucky Horse Park on October 13th through 15th. Get ready for world-class education, incredible performances, exciting competition, and fun shopping opportunities. The liberty community is welcoming of all horse lovers! The International Liberty Horse Association is...

The bad news is that stubborn horses aren’t always pleasant to be around. Quite frankly, they can be very frustrating and even dangerous! Luckily, there are ways to train them and work through their behavioral problems. You and your horse can have a great relationship with proper training and patience. Stubborn Horse Tips Stubborn horses...

An intermediate rider is comfortable on a horse. They have a solid understanding of the different gaits and can control their horse in most situations. They’re no longer a beginner, but not quite an experienced rider. If this you, then you may be wondering how to take your riding to the next level… Tips for...

It’s a question that most wonder at one point or another when leading… should the horse follow next to them or behind. For your safety, it’s important you lead them correctly! A respectful horse that walks quietly is much more enjoyable than an unruly one. Ultimately, you need to be in charge and tell them...

A horse’s love is built on trust and mutual respect. These are key elements in any relationship! Your horse might not kiss or hug you, but they can clearly show affection. You just have to know how to read and understand it. Signs Your Horse Loves You 1. They whinny for you: Horses call out...