Add your voice on what we can or should do to make things safer for the horse. What are our alternatives, or is there none that truly protect the horse? We want to hear from you. FREE ARTICLE

This month we examine the shoulder in and discover some surprising insights in what you might be doing to restrict your horse. A series using modern technoloy to gain new insights, examining top riders and their horse frame by frame.

This month we look at the training practice of disengagement, both from the perspective of the natural horseman and from Faverott de Kerbrech, student of Baucher. Two different examples of disengagement at work. But we go beyond, and challenge the long term gains or benefits. Or is the opposite true?

Your ideas, thoughts and requests! Letters to the Editors is your voice! As always thank you for sharing!

There is no better way to understand the breadth and influence upon our human society than understanding how horses were intertwined with every single aspect of our lives and our economy just a 100 years ago. Join us as we visit London circa 1989 and we learn about the vestry horse.

With recent tragedies and a hightened awareness of improper training techniques such as rollkur, now more than ever, people everywhere are quetioning whether competition including the Olympics issomething that should be abolished. Or...do we still have room to grow.

A movement with maximum lifting of the front legs. Find out about the caracole and what it can do for your horse.

We must be the change that we want to see in the world. - Gandhi The equestrian world need to be that change.