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Brush Up on Your Horsemanship Skills

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Whether you ride English or Western, going back to the basics is always beneficial. to view this mes

Whether you ride English or Western, going back to the basics is always beneficial. [Click here]() to view this message in browser   [HORSE CARE]( [HORSE BREEDS]( [RIDING/TRAINING]( [TACK/EQUIPMENT](   Eye-Opening Riding Advice Mental fitness is just as important to your horsemanship skills as physical fitness. Read through eight mind-blowing quips and unexpected riding advice from trainers that suddenly made it all make sense. [Continue Reading](   Using Horsemanship Skills in Barrel Racing Barrel racing isn’t only about going fast. To round the three barrels in a barrel racing pattern with precision as well as a fast time, classical horsemanship skills apply. [Continue Reading](   Get Your Horse to Relax Under Saddle Try these two simple exercises to help relax your horse’s body and get him using it correctly. Whether your horse carries tension in his back, neck, poll, or jaw, you will see and feel it melt away. [Continue Reading](   Barn Banter – Episode 11In our 11th episode, hosts Susan Friedland and Raquel Lynn chat with equestrian physical therapist Allie Baier and equestrian interior designer Lindsay Hunter. Plus, hear about Draco, September's Adoptable Horse of the Month. [Listen Now](     The magazine for people who are passionate about horses. The Horse Illustrated Magazine App is available on [Android]( and [iOS](. Download Now. [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [Pinterest]( [TikTok]( 3622 Lyckan Parkway Suite 3003 Durham NC 27707 If you no longer wish to receive emails from me, you can [Opt-out here]( or [Update your preferences here]( [Powered By Mirabel's Marketing Manager](

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