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Millions of people engage in horse back riding activities of some sort every year in the USA. From the weekend trail rider, over the serious amateur competitor to the professional horse trainer,...
In order for a riding helmet to keep you safe during your ride, it needs to fit properly. A properly fitted helmet is snug but comfortable. It should also be level when seated on your head, with...
Like other sports, riding horses is easier and safer when the rider wears apparel and gear designed to protect him from injuries. A fall from a horse can occur at a speed of 20 to 30 miles per...
One of the worst injuries that can occur during equestrian activities is a traumatic brain injury. If the traumatic brain injury (TBI) is severe enough, you could be permanently brain damaged, and...
Horse shows are very competitive, especially in the hunter discipline. Appearance is half the package when you show, while performance compensates the other half. The adage "if you can’t act the...
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