Correcting ‘Falling In’ with Lynn Palm
Palm Partnership Training™ Building a Partnership with Your Horse – By Lynn Palm It is back to the circle pattern we used in the last article about “Falling Out” to…
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A Look at Composting Manure
Once the weather warms up, a swarm of flies around the manure pile is a common sight. Not only is this annoying and unhygienic… but it feels like there must…
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Horsemanship Through Leadership
A life-changing opportunity for horse lovers and riders of all disciplines is coming to America in 2017. For the first time in this country, equine experiential learning director and facilitator…
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Six Signs Of Quality Horse Hay
Use these six helpful tips when choosing hay for your horse. Forage makes up between 50 and 90 percent or more of a horse’s diet. Much of the forage part…
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Equitation Jumper Rider Critique
By: Julie Christie and Jonathon Holland This image below is of an RCTC Equine Science Student, Colin. Colin is riding his German Sport horse, Hugo in an equitation over fences…
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How to Release Your Horse’s Shoulder
With Equine Chiropractor Dr. Julie Kaufman I have some friends who once hiked the Appalachian trail. I wondered how long they might last considering they had just purchased new hiking…
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Make Your Trail Ride a Picnic
Palm Partnership Training™ Building a Partnership with Your Horse It’s time to apply all the great trail training we have covered to do a fun activity with your horse—going on…
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Training The Spooky Horse
Palm Partnership Training™ Building a Partnership with Your Horse By: Lynn Palm We are continuing our series on “training outside the box.” To review, we have discussed important steps to…
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Three Myths About Feeding Horses
by Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D. Horses are complex animals, and correctly meeting their nutritional needs can be challenging. We all have our horses’ best interest at heart, but it is…
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