Come look at these incredible images by Christiane Slawik as these Kladruber Play in the Snow.

Trying to find the words to describe what it is like when you lose, and yet gain with the passage, the death of an incredible horse that has helped you find the meaning of the words "A Living Art."

Understanding the beginnings of non-reactive leadership and how language is established from horse to horse and human to horse.

One such assumption sat me down and spun my head around the other day. No, I did not require an exorcism, just a wake-up call. It was regarding one of the most basic rules of thumb that was drilled into me since the first day I was allowed to bridle a horse myself. It is so basic, so oft repeated, that I assumed it was more than a rule of thumb. That it was written in the great rule books of competitive dressage itself.

Bent Branderup shares his thoughts on competition, on his study of the purity of movement and what we can do for our horses.

Part 1 of a fascinating interview with Anja Beran. In this first part she shares some of her observations on the differences between Lusitanos and Andalusians. Next month she shares her thoughts on which is the easier to train to the piaffe: the Iberian or the Warmblood. The answer might surprise you.

Following the ongoing training in a now young Andalusian stallion. Our first update on the progress of Milagro since his introduction to his new owner.

When you first see horse and human together, what should we be judging first? The quality of the rider's seat? The quality of the horses's gaits?