Riders Rainbow · 11/18/2024

The correct riding seat is essential for the rider to influence the horse effectively. Only those who sit correctly can give proper aids. For this reason, we have dedicated ourselves once again to the perfect rider’s seat.

Horses in History · 11/04/2024

In the vast and vibrant pantheon of Norse mythology, where gods wield immense power and mythical creatures roam freely, Sleipnir stands out as a figure of awe and wonder. This eight-legged steed, belonging to Odin, the Allfather, is not just a horse but a symbol of speed, strength, and the mystical bond between deities and their divine companions. Sleipnir's legend gallops through the ancient tales, offering us a glimpse into the imagination of the Norse people ........

Riders Rainbow · 11/04/2024

Horses naturally carry more weight on their forehand (weight distribution between forehand and hindquarters is approximately 60/40), meaning that the forehand naturally has a certain supporting function, while the hindquarters are primarily used for spontaneous propulsion in flight situations.

Hoof Beats - Your Breed Guide · 10/31/2024

The East Bulgarian horse is a versatile and powerful breed originating from Bulgaria. Known for its stamina, agility, and well-balanced temperament, it has long been prized as both a workhorse and a sport horse. Developed primarily for military and agricultural purposes, this breed has adapted to modern equestrian disciplines, excelling in dressage, show jumping, and eventing.

Riders Rainbow · 10/28/2024

How wrong leg activities during riding can interfere with your riding.

10/28/2024

Within the pantheon of legendary horses that have galloped through the annals of history, Copenhagen holds a place of honor. This remarkable horse, ridden by the Duke of Wellington during the decisive Battle of Waterloo, not only played a pivotal role in a turning point of European history but also became a symbol of steadfastness, loyalty, and the bond between a military leader and his steed.

Riders Rainbow · 10/21/2024

All of the rider’s movements should originate from the horse. The rider allows the horse’s motion to flow through them in complete relaxation and adds no active, conscious “swinging” of their own.

Horses in History · 10/21/2024

In the chronicles of history, where the deeds of men are often recorded in the context of conquests and kingdoms, the story of Galiceno, the horse of Hernán Cortés, offers a unique lens through which to view the past. This storied steed not only carried Cortés through the significant moments of the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire but also stood as a living bridge between worlds, witnessing the dawn of a new era marked by change and conflict.

Horses in History · 10/14/2024

In the annals of American history, few stories of animal bravery and resilience resonate as deeply as that of Comanche, the sole equine survivor of the infamous Battle of Little Bighorn. This remarkable horse, who became a living symbol of survival against overwhelming odds, represents a poignant chapter in the saga of the American West.

Riders Rainbow · 10/14/2024

What happens in the horse’s neck extends through the rest of the horse’s body. Therefore, it is essential to address this topic in detail, especially since there are many surprising opinions circulating about what constitutes correct contact.......