Moderate-speed gait in which the horse moves from one diagonal pair of legs to the other, with a period of suspension between each beat.
Related terms: Canter, gaits, walk.
« Back to Glossary IndexModerate-speed gait in which the horse moves from one diagonal pair of legs to the other, with a period of suspension between each beat.
Related terms: Canter, gaits, walk.
« Back to Glossary IndexNo horse is born completely symmetrical. Asymmetry poses no problems for natural activities like running and grazing.
There is a unique serenity that one experiences when grooming horses; a certain quiet, a certain calm. For many of us, this can be the most relaxing part of our day.
In this article, you will be introduced to the fundamentals of equine acupressure and will find out what this component of Traditional Chinese Medicine is all about and how it can be used to help horses.
A dressage philosophy that emphasizes lightness. What do Philippe Karl and his students do differently?
Here are tips to help you get through winter whilst keeping your horse happy, healthy and sound. The appropriate warm-up, the right care as well as what you feed all have an impact on your horse in winter.
The ability to ride your horse with soft, quiet hands is the first step towards developing an even, elastic contact to the bit and, therefore, with the mouth of your horse.