Each individual in the herd is either subordinate to or dominant over every other individual in the herd. Since this is the only way that horses know to act, it is also how they relate to their human herd members. We need to think of the horse and its rider as a herd of two.
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December 18, 2009 -- The USEF announced today that Eva Salomon has accepted a position as the Managing Director and Chef D'Equipe for Dressage for the United States.
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The USEF and The EQUUS Foundation presented the inaugural EQUUS Foundation Humanitarian Award to Nancy Koch, Executive Director of CANTER. Koch has successfully improved the health and welfare of young Thoroughbred racehorses who are injured or non-competitive and made life after racing a reality.
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The Makers Mark Secretariat Center in the Kentucky Horse Park finds new careers for former racehorses.
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December 18, 2009 -- The USEF Selection Procedure and Application for the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games Show Jumping Team are now available online.
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January 2009 -- Every year the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) honors the best horses across all breeds and disciplines at the Farnam®/Platform™ USEF Horse of the Year Awards dinner at the USEF Annual Meeting.
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To test the versatility of horse and driver, combined driving blends three competitions. Drivers compete at training, preliminary, intermediate, and advanced levels in singles, pairs, and four-in-hand divisions.
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Trail stewardship is very important for the future of America's trails. Learn about the importance of leaving no trace of you or your horse on the trail. From America's Horse Daily.
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Candi Covino Aversenti receives the 2009 Driving for Surviving Human Spirit Award at the U.S. Equestrian Team Foundation headquarters.
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Kathryn O'Brien describes her experience at Ireland's Kinnitty Castle, where she and several other single horse lovers are spending St. Valentine's week trail riding by day and socializing by night.
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Twice each day, the Royal Messenger leaves the Mews to deliver dispatches from Buckingham Palace to St. James Palace. Even though Buckingham Palace and St. James Palace are in constant communication via email and fax, the traditional of the royal messenger goes on.
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January 14, 2010 -- America’s leading chefs are partnering with the world’s most prestigious equestrian competition to showcase the country’s rich culinary heritage for 16 nights during the World Equestrian Games, with A Celebrity Chef Dinner Series.
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November 12, 2009 -- The world’s finest model horse brand and the world’s most prestigious equestrian competition are joining together, as Breyer Animal Creation and the World Games 2010 Foundation today announced Breyer’s sponsorship of WEG.
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For the results of Kentucky Cup qualifying competitions for the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, go to Road to WEG.
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December 10, 2009 -- Opening Ceremonies for the World Equestrian Games will kick off with hundreds of horses and athletes, marching bands, orchestras, world-renowned singers and a Kentucky “Call to the Post.”
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If you or an organization to which you belong, decide to host a trail ride, the best advice is plan ahead—way ahead. The amount of planning on the scale of your ride will vary. It generally takes six to 12 months to properly organize a trail ride. However, a one-or two-day ride may be organized in less than three months.
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For recreational riders, nothing is more enjoyable than traveling across open country on the back of a good horse. Whether you ride by yourself, with several friends, or as part of an organized group, your day in the saddle will be more fun and safe if you keep a few simple rules in mind.
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There are no hard-and-fast rules when it comes to recreational riding apparel. Safety, comfort and functionality are the primary concerns. However, there are some clothing items that provide safety and should be considered when choosing your riding attire.
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Before going recreational riding you need to go over a check list to make sure your horse is properly outfitted for maximum comfort and safety for both you and him.
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Recreational riding is a great way to enjoy your horse--if he is calm, physically fit and responsive to your cues. Here are tips from the American Paint Horse Association "Guide to Recreational Riding."
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Trying to determine, in advance, the makeup and the competitive chances of the U.S. reining squad pointing toward the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games was a bit like trying to assess the Austrian alpine ski team years prior to the Olympics.
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Produced by the Certified Horsemanship Association, this short video demonstrates how to fit a helmet for horseback riding.
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Produced by Certified Horsemanship Association, this short video features nationally known natural horsemanship trainer Julie Goodnight demonstrating how to safely bridle a horse.
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Produced by Certified Horsemanship Association, this short video features nationally known natural horsemanship trainer Julie Goodnight demonstrating how to safely mount and dismount your horse.
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Produced by the Certified Horsemanship Association, this short 3-minute video shows you how to safely and carefully pick a horse's hoof.
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Whether you’re working with a colt or an experienced horse, getting him to lower his head is important for both your safety and the horse’s. Horses communicate mainly through body language. When a horse lowers his head, he’s telling you he’s relaxed and comfortable. When a horse’s head is up high, he’s saying, “I’m nervous and agitated.”
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Produced by Certified Horsemanship Association, this short video show how to safely saddle a horse.
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No traffic. No lines. No distractions. Your best shopping experience is online at DiscoverHorses.com, the gateway to stores stocked by industry icons such as the U.S. Equestrian Federation, the American Quarter Horse Association, Equishopper.com, Horsebooksetc.com, the Kentucky Horse Park and more.
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Produced by the Certified Horsemanship Assocation, this short video will show you how to put a western saddle on a horse. It covers everything you need to know from how to place the saddle pad and the saddle to how to tighten the cinch - all while keeping you and your horse safe and comfortable.
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Produced by the Certified Horsemanship Association, in this short video you'll learn what parts of the saddle and bridle to check for wear and tear as well as how to ensure your horse's tack is adjusted correctly so that your horse can perform comfortably.
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Veterinarian Barb Crabbe offers help for your snake-bitten horse. Find out what you can do when you're on the trail to prevent snakebites and how to treat your horse if he does get bitten.
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Veterinarian Barb Crabbe guides you on the trail--as you administer first-aid to your lame horse. Find out what to do when it happens and what you can do to prevent it.
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Veterinarian Barb Crabbe guides you through the first-aid process when your horse suffers from allergies on the trail.
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What to do if your horse is wounded on the trail and what you can do to prevent injuries.
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Veterinarian Barb Crabbe discusses what "tying up" is and to watch for and what to do when your horse ties up on the trail.
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How to recognize the signs of heatstroke when out riding on the trails, what to do if it happens and how to prevent it.
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Barb Crabbe discusses eye injuries: How to recognize them, how to prevent them, and how to treat them if your horse is injured out on the trail.
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How to recognize the signs of colic when you're out on the trail or on an overnight trip and what to do about it.
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Part One of a nine-part series, First Aid on the Trail will guide you in assembling your trail first aid kit and explain what each item does and how to use it safely and effectively.
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It takes many years of patient, progressive gymnastic training to develop the strength and elasticity horses need to perform the grand prix movements of dressage at its highest levels. Look for them to be light, balanced and moving smoothly from one movement to the next.
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Here is a list of some of the equine rescue organizations in the United States and Canada.
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There are 10 approved reining patterns in the NRHA handbook. We’ve selected one as an example to help you visualize the pattern from a judge’s perspective.
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To circle your horse correctly, you'll need to learn where you are in the arena at all times. A helpful technique is to mentally divide the arena both crosswise and lengthwise.
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Reining events are designed to show the athletic ability of a ranch-type horse within the confines of a show arena. In National Reining Horse Association competitions contestants run one of 10 approved patterns. Read on to learn how to become a savvy reining spectator.
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Here Al Dunning covers four key matters he considers when asked to make the initial assessment in a potential reining horse, and as training progresses.
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Here are all the steps you should consider when taking up the sport of reining.
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If you're going trail riding, here is a list of gear from the Tractor Supply Company's "Trail Riding Essentials."
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