From why the Portuguese School uses the Alter Real line of the Lusitano breed to where the teaching basics of the school come from, join us in the wonderful interview with the Chief Rider Filipe Graciosa at the Portuguese School of Equestrian Art.

What do you do if you have an aggressive horse? What solutions work, and which common solutions might actually make an already aggressive horse even more aggressive? One rider is asking for help.

Has the FEI decided to ignore the classical training scale in the newest updated version? Add Your Voice - tell us what you think is going on. Did they forget? Or have they decided to simply follow in the direction that the competitors are leading them? If so, who is leading?

We are at a cusp in equestrian history where we have the opportunity to create a paradigm shift of unrivalled proportions. This paradigm shift equals one that we have not yet seen to date in the equestrian world on very many different levels. A paradigm of such proportions that it can make us change the very way, not only how we relate to horses, but how we relate to the world.

Join us as we question and examine one of the most prevalent ideas behind many of our training systems in this three-part series on training - fear and the horse!

Riders will look in amazement at an amazing piaffe, a wonderful passage, and certain gaits get all the glory and the attention. But what about the glorious medium trot? The cadence, the power, the equine body working in a perfect marriage of collection and the ultimate of power. What are you missing out on?

Powerful. Susan has done a wonderful job articulating what needed to be said. Thank you to Susan on behalf of many horses out there.

In this second interview with Herr Fritz Stahlecker on his Hand-Saddle-Hand method, we see the results under rider of the in hand work that we saw the start of our first interview as Fritz shares with us why we should only ride with the three in one rein holding if we are riding with a double bridle and much more.