Failing Forward: Lendon Gray on Molding Good Students, To Create Great Riders
Lendon Gray doesn't subscribe to the modern, "feel-good", philosophy that all participants should walk away from competition w
Grounded: Joseph Newcomb On Practical In Hand Training For Every Horse
The greatest benefit that riders may elicit from groundwork training is an acute sharpness to aids both on the ground and in the saddle. By
Growing Pains: Lauren Sprieser Talks Life With Young Horses
Word to the wise - pony parenting is not an easy task. No one knows this better than FEI rider and trainer Lauren Sprieser. She'll be th
Jeremy Steinberg On How Average Horses Mold Great Riders
Steinberg explains, " The lesser talented horses are sometimes training riders a better methodology to their approach. Being on somethi
