Designed WITH THE HORSE IN MIND

Quality Time

If happiness is owning a horse, quality time with your

September Notebook

PREPARE FOR EMERGENCIES

ON THE loose

ASPCA Disaster Response Manager Tim Perciful gives expert advice about why you shouldn’t turn your horse loose in an emergency and the benefits of microchipping.

Missouri Fox Trotter

THIS SMOOTH-GAITED BREED EXCELS ON THE TRAIL.

JUMPING to Conclusions

A GAMBLER’S CHOICE PAYS OFF WITH THE RIDE OF A LIFETIME.

Bonding at the Barn

IDEAS FOR GETTING TO KNOW THE PEOPLE YOU SEE EVERY DAY AS A PART OF YOUR HORSE LIFE.

The Gloves are Off

A DIFFICULT PATIENT WITH A DIFFICULT DIAGNOSIS LEAVES A LINGERING IMPRESSION.

Buy two & Save

Order Horse Illustrated & Young Rider together

The 5 Phases of Jumping

IMPROVE YOUR WORK OVER FENCES BY BREAKING IT DOWN FROM TAKEOFF TO LANDING.

Are You Listening?

GET YOUR HORSE’S ATTENTION WITH THIS WARM-UP ROUTINE FROM REINING TRAINER SHAREE SCHWARTZENBERGER

Harmony in the Herd

FOLLOW THESE RISK-MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR SAFER GROUP TURNOUT.

STABLE Toolbox

FIX-IT PROJECTS AROUND THE BARN ARE A BREEZE WITH THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE JOB.

CONSTRUCTIVE ADVICE

HOW TO DESIGN YOUR DREAM BARN & HORSE PROPERTY FROM THE GROUND UP.

BEST OF FRIENDS

FIND A NEW BUDDY TO KEEP YOUR HORSE COMPANY.

Horses AFTER WORK

MOST EQUESTRIANS MUST BALANCE A JOB AND HORSES. HERE ARE SOME WAYS RIDERS HAVE FOUND TO JUGGLE IT ALL.