Organized trail rides are a great way to socialize with other horse enthusiasts, offers a good training opportunity for your horse, and lets you have loads of fun headed down a trail with other rid … read more

Standardbred horses were bred to race while pulling sulkies (carts) and trotting at speeds up to 35 miles per hour. Back in colonial America, people preferred their race horses to pull carts and li … read more

Clinics are a great way to learn new skills that will help you and your horse achieve the goals you want! Whether it’s for a better performance in the show ring, faster time in timed events, better … read more

The Pony Express is an iconic part of the American West during the mid-1800s. It was developed by a freighting company called Russel, Majors & Waddell answering the Westerner’s call for faster … read more

Driving is a popular equestrian sport, although not as popular as riding. The sport harkens back to the days when horses were the only mode of transportation and were used to pull carriages, wagons … read more

When you think of children and horses you usually imagine a furry, stocky Shetland pony that is happily receiving all the adoration the children bestow upon him. Shetlands are most famous as childr … read more