Margie Goldstein-Engle is a true legend of horse riding. Not only has she recorded a world-record-high jump of 2,36m in 1987, she represented the U.S. in numerous Nations Cups and Championship. A living legend of the sport and a person with real horsemanship and passion for Equestrian sport.
In this episode, Margie explains what the beauty of riding means for her and what paved her way from a non horsey family to more than 195 Grand Prix victories in Show Jumping.
Betsy Vonda is an Equine Postural, Performance, & Behavioural Consultant and Trainer. Although raised with
For most of us, salt licks are an integral part of stall accessories and are
As an introduction, here are three tips from Kathrin Roida on how you can exercise your horse, for both beginners and advanced riders.
This is Part 2 of young horse training at Gut Rothenkircherhof.
What actually causes horse rearing and bucking? What triggers or causes these behaviors to occur, and are they as exciting as they are depicted to be?
Preparation is half the battle – this also applies to jumping courses. Just going for
