When checking your horse for saddle fit, you will remove the pad and set the saddle directly on the horse’s back. What you are looking for is an even fit from the withers down the back with even pressure from the gullet down the bars of the saddle.
No home arena? No problem. Here’s how one professional barrel horse trainer structures her program without having her own arena.
National Finals Rodeo qualifier Shali Lord has everything she needs to effectively communicate with Freckles Ta Fame in the Neil Merrill medium shank three-piece twisted—lift, whoa, and a balanced feel with a quick response.
By Jyme Nichols, Director of Nutrition, Bluebonnet Feeds and Stride Animal Health Critical areas of hay production have struggled to get good growth over the…
Veteran barrel horse trainer and super senior rider Marcheta Garrett shows how a simple change in direction can put your horse’s training on the correct path.
