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A person riding a chestnut horse with a braided mane in an outdoor arena, accompanied by the text Relax Your Sensitive Horse, highlights thoughtful horse care and features a Feed Greatness logo in the corner.

Five Tips for Managing Your Sensitive Horse

Today, I’m excited to share some valuable tools on managing your sensitive horse. If you have a horse that’s a bit hot, sensitive, or anxious, this post is for you. Big thank you to…
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Top Three Canter Exercises for Eventers

This was an original article and video designed especially for Eventing Nation. Love to jump? If you are an eventer, then the answer is most likely: yes! If you love jumping then you know how…
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Split image of a rider on a gray horse; left shows “X” and “STOP” with rider leaning forward, right has a green check and correct upright posture. Text reads: “Stop Leaning Forward—sit back to feel secure in the saddle.”.

Sit Back and Feel Secure in the Saddle

FLASH Sale Announcement: Get 51% off my Rider Transformation Course. This week only. Click here for more information Rider position is so important because your horse is your mirror, and the better your position,…
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A rider in equestrian attire sits on a chestnut horse in an outdoor arena. Text reads: Build Muscle Horse and Feed Greatness with a red Purina logo in the top right corner.

How to Build Muscle on Your Horse

Building muscle on our horses, especially if you are doing a competition discipline, is crucial for their performance and overall health. We aim to develop muscle on the top line, which includes the top…
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Making the Most of Your Short Court Dressage Test

This was an original article and video designed especially for Eventing Nation. In this latest video, we will be talking about geometry in the short dressage court. Sometimes with the elementary tests and especially…
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A woman in riding gear sits on a chestnut horse against a blue background. Text reads Scramble Eggs for a Soft Contact, highlighting the benefits of scrambled eggs in horse nutrition, next to an illustration of a bowl with an egg and whisk.

Get Your Horse Soft with Scrambled Eggs

If you can scramble eggs, you can get your horse supple and soft! In this week’s video, my husband, Germán, is going to walk us through how to use his scrambled eggs analogy to…
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Aachen 2024 Dressage Highlights!

I’m writing from the plane flying home from Amsterdam after spending four days at the horse show in Aachen, Germany! What an incredible experience.   We saw some of the top horses and riders…
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A rider in a colorful shirt practices leg yields on a young chestnut horse in an outdoor arena. Large text reads Leg Yields on a Young Horse with a yield sign in the background, highlighting essential horse training techniques.

How to Teach a Young Horse to Leg Yield

Introducing Leg Yield to a Young Horse I love riding and working with young horses. It is a lot of fun to teach them new things and to see the progress they make. In…
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A diagram of a riding arena with six circles on the left and an overhead view of a focused horse and rider performing a circle exercise on the right, with text reading 6 Circle Exercise—perfect for practicing precise horse patterns.

#1 Pattern for a Relaxed and Focused Horse

Is your horse tense, nervous, or distracted? Do you ever find yourself riding circle after circle and you just don’t know what to do to get your horse to listen? I have the perfect…
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