Equitopia www.EquitopiaCenter.com interviews the legendary western trainer, John Lyons, on the fundamentals of engaging a horse's core. Proper engagement benefits a horse by correctly using core muscles to enable the horse to improve balance, better carry the weight of a rider, reduce fatigue and injury to the horse, and enhance longevity and vitality of a horse's body and mind into it's later years.
Monty recalls his long friendship with Shy Boy, who turns 29 in 2022. We was a wild mustang and Monty says he is one of the most famous horses on the planet! {youtube}6zsEMzL1oqA{/youtube}
By Van Hargis Some of the most successful people I’ve met are the Henry Fords of the world. For a particular project in college, I studied Henry Ford, who is credited with the concept of the mass...
{youtube}eAoqpNVWIiE{/youtube} This video shows this man's first time lunging a horse, courtesy of the EIE Editorial team . Are you new to lunging? Here are some recommendations if you are a...
Training a horse is a challenging but necessary part of equine ownership. If you don’t train your horse, it will become unruly and hard to manage as it reaches adulthood. Independently of which...
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