What is it about the Impact of The Horse, which brings men and women together from up to seven separate states? Most would reply, “it’s the spirit in which the competition is formulated.” The judging curriculum of this event, is noted for its highest scores going to the horse and rider team that shows the strongest “willing partnership”. Its aim […]
by Dallas Sweat photos by Donnette Hicks This article originally appeared in Eclectic Horseman Issue No.72 In the equine industry, it is rare for a man with a ranching background to join the ranks of the international dressage community; it is even more rare to do so while maintaining the integrity of his horsemanship and […]
IMPORTANT NOTE: DATES AND LOCATIONS ARE SOMETIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE – BE SURE TO CONFIRM ALL DETAILS WITH THE CLINIC SPONSOR. International dates listed at the bottom. Alabama Alaska Arizona 10/25-27 Tom Curtin horsemanship and cow working clinic, Prescott, contact Kitty Kohles 310-345-3274 Kitty.k@me.com 11/1-3 Tom Curtin horsemanship and cow working clinic, River Horse Ranch, […]
It’s Only Words: Finding Meaning with Joe Wolter by Patti Hudson Instead of relying on words or fashionable terms to understand your horse, Joe encourages you to look at the horse. Some Helpful Ponying Details with Trevor Carter Trevor gives you some helpful hints and suggestions to keep in mind when ponying a horse. The […]
Working Together with Ty Weber and Sean Sowa Working together can be a great job for a saddle horse and good help for colt as demonstrated by Ty and Sean. Setting Up a Search by Tom Moates Explore the elusive concept of setting up a “free search” with horseman Harry Whitney, and what it means […]
Thoughts on Using a Flag by Martin Black (read online) Martin uses his “fire drill” approach when using a flag with an older horse that might need some help or a young horse needing exposure. Winter Projects with Jeff Derby (read online) When the snow is flying and the ground is icy, instead of missing […]
Eclectic Horseman Issue No. 136 March/April 2024 Bucket Morals with Tom Curtin Tom shares how he feeds a group of horses in a safe and controlled way and the lessons that the horses take from facilitating good behavior. An Owner’s Guide to the Horse’s Foot- Part 2 Essential Connections by Deb Bennett, Ph.D. To […]
Back from a great trip to Heber City, Utah to do some filming with Jim and Donnette Hicks at their facility, Sage Creek Equestrian. I met Donnette at the Legacy of Legends event back in February and we had decided that they had the perfect mix of eclectic horses and riders to film some B-roll for […]
Safe, knowledgeable, and fun riding instructors for children are priceless! Finding the perfect teacher for your child can sometimes be a challenge. In order to make your child’s riding experience safe and enjoyable, you must know what to look for in an instructor. There are several important factors to consider when choosing a riding instructor who will […]