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Riding Across the U.S.A.
Many riders long for a change of scenery and pace, and riding cross country is just the ticket. Getting out of the pasture and onto the open road not only gives you a new perspective on things, but allows you to bond with other riders along the way. So, if you are longing for something different this spring or summer, consider riding across the countryside. There are a variety of books and websites devoted to horseback riding, and you are encouraged to take advantage of all of the resources available to you. With a little bit of effort, you can plan a trip that is both exciting and relaxing for all those involved. ... Read the full article

Discover How to Put the Pieces Together for That Perfect, Polished Round!
Geoff Teall on Riding Hunters, Jumpers and Equitation Develop a Winning Style GEOFF TEALL with Ami Hendrickson ... Read the full article

Decades of Fashion for Horse and Rider
For as long as there have been equestrian sports, there has been a changing environment in equestrian fashion. Though the styles have changed as trends and needs have changed, many of the basic principles have remained the same. Whether you would like to hold true to the classic equestrian look, or adopt a more modem style, a wide range of options are available to suit your individual taste. ... Read the full article

USDF Announces USEF Youth Sportsman's Award National Nominee
The United States Dressage Federation (USDF) is pleased to announce that Drew Elizabeth Carlin, of Columbia, SC, has been chosen as the USDF national nominee for the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) Youth Sportsman's Award. Nominees must demonstrate an ongoing dedication to the promotion of the horse, exhibit positive sportsmanship principles, and serve as a role model for their peers. ... Read the full article

Therapeutic Riding
Therapeutic riding can benefit people of all ages with a variety of disorders, including muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, visual impairment, Down syndrome, mental retardation, autism, multiple sclerosis, spina bifida, emotional disabilities, and ... Read the full article

American Riding Instructors Association Instructor Certification Test Center Schedule
The American Riding Instructors Association (ARIA), is respected for its careful and thorough evaluation of each candidate for certification and nationally recognized for its high standards for certifying riding instructors and stable managers. Estab ... Read the full article

2006 Rocky Mountain Horse Expo Features Clinton Anderson, Craig Cameron, Julie Goodnight and Others
The Rocky Mountain Horse Expo is pleased to welcome featured clinicians Clinton Anderson, Craig Cameron and Julie Goodnight, along with other top-notch speakers and clinicians, to the National Western Complex in Denver, March 10-12. Known for his ... Read the full article

Top 50 Riding Instructor Nominations, Deadline March 31st
Riding Instructor magazine, the official publication of the American Riding Instructors Association (ARIA), has announced that as part of the magazine's commitment to promoting excellence in the teaching of riding, 50 outstanding instructors will be ... Read the full article

Top 50 Riding Instructors in America
Riding Instructor magazine, the official publication of the American Riding Instructors Association (ARIA), has announced that as part of the magazine's commitment to promoting excellence in the teaching of riding and training of students, 50 outs ... Read the full article

Wellington Equestrian Partners, LLC join PMG
Wellington, FL – April 27, 2006 – Phelps Media Group, Inc. International, is pleased to announce that they have expanded their client roster to include the Wellington Equestrian Partners, LLC and the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center of Well ... Read the full article

Julie Goodnight Tip of the Month: Save Your Horse’s Mouth, Stop with Your Seat
You probably learned to “kick to go” and “pull to whoa” from the very start of your riding career. While this simplistic view of communicating with your horse may get you through the first few rides, you want to learn some finesse. While all the natural aids are important to master— seat, legs, hands and voice—your horse will feel your seat aids first. When you make sure that you’re using your seat correctly, you won’t have to pull so hard to make your horse whoa. Your refined and combined cues will save your horses mouth and ensure your horse gets your message as soon as possible. ... Read the full article

Equestrian Camps
Whether you choose to ride for work or pleasure, equestrian camps can be a great way to hone your riding skills in a fun, supportive environment. There are dozens of different camps available for both young and old, and you can even choose from a variety of different riding styles and philosophies. So, if you long to spend a few hours, days or even a few weeks riding consider your equestrian camp options carefully. A little bit of research can mean the difference between a week of fun or a week of frustration. ... Read the full article

Riding for Reading Receives Grants for 2007 and Expands Its Programs
Burbank, California. Riding For Reading, a non-profit organization (501 (c)3) dedicated to promoting reading, literacy, and education through equestrian sports and activities, is pleased to announce that it has received two important grants to augmen ... Read the full article

American Riding Instructors Association Certification Testing to be Held in McKenney, VA
BONITA SPRINGS, FL, January 14, 2008 - The American Riding Instructors Association (ARIA) will be holding an instructor certification Test Center on Saturday, February 23, 2008 in McKenney,Virginia, located in the Richmond metropolitan area. The t ... Read the full article

Stadium Jumping Inc. to Present $20,000 International Hunter Derby at Wrenwood Farms in Naples, FL
Stadium Jumping Inc. is pleased to announce that it will present a $20,000 International Hunter Derby on April 6, 2008. This special High Performance Hunter class will be hosted by Wrenwood Farms in Naples, FL. ... Read the full article

Riding Instructors Have Their Very Own Magazine!
"When I first saw Riding Instructor magazine my heart flipped. A magazine for Me? I love it so much! Riding Instructor is not just about a talented horse or rider, but about those of us who launch those talents, and help those without talent stil ... Read the full article

American Riding Instructors Association Certification Testing to be Held in Kennewick, WA
BONITA SPRINGS, FL, January 16, 2008 - The American Riding Instructors Association (ARIA) will be holding an instructor certification Test Center on Saturday, March 1, 2008 in Kennewick, WA. The testing will include certification at 3 different le ... Read the full article

American Riding Instructors Association Announces Scholarship Grants
The American Riding Instructors Association (ARIA) will award up to one hundred scholarship grants, for $200.00 each, to riding instructors wishing to attend either The National Riding Instructors Convention or any ARIA Instructor Certification Test ... Read the full article

American Riding Instructors Association Certification Testing to be Held in Durham, NC
BONITA SPRINGS, FL, January 16, 2008 - The American Riding Instructors Association (ARIA) will be holding an instructor certification Test Center on Saturday, March 1, 2008 in Durham, North Carolina. The testing will include certification at 3 dif ... Read the full article

Julie Goodnight Announces Colorado Appearances for 2006
PONCHA SPRINGS, Colo. February 8, 2006—Internationally known horse and horsemanship trainer Julie Goodnight travels from Maine to Hawaii in the U.S. and throughout Canada during her 2006 teaching tour. With Goodnight’s busy schedule, she has included ... Read the full article