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The Most Famous Race Horse
One of the most famous race horses in history was born on March 29, 1917 in Lexington, Kentucky. The owner was August Belmont, son of the famous influential banker for whom the Belmont Stakes, and Belmont Park in New York was named. Belmont had carefully prepared . . . → Read More: One Of The Best Known Race Horses Thoroughbred Horse Racing and Their Various Forms Author: James Murray The most popular form of horse racing in the whole world is Thoroughbred horse racing and got so popular that some horse racing fans do not know of any other form of horse racing. Thoroughbred horse racing is also known as the . . . → Read More: Racing How To Condition A Barrel Horse For Competition Author: Ron Petracek Barrel racing is a tough sport on both rider and horse. Barrel horses are athletes that need to be in really good condition when running barrels. A horse that is not in good condition and started on barrels may get sore . . . → Read More: Barrel Horse Understanding the Art of Dressage Author: Fran Black Dressage achieves balance, suppleness, and obedience with the purpose of improving and facilitating the horse’s performance of normal tasks. This discipline is elegance in motion, where every movement made by horse and rider is choreographed to perfection. Speed is not important, but total control . . . → Read More: Dressage Choosing the Right Horse For Calf Roping Author: Phil Wiskell When it comes to weekends at the rodeo, riders and their horses must be equally athletic. Particularly when it comes to the rodeo’s timed events – barrel racing, steer wrestling and calf roping – athleticism is essential. The success of the rodeo cowboy is . . . → Read More: Calf Roping Author: Anne Tide Sometimes, there’s nothing more beautiful than a horse running across the fields and what makes this scenery more wonderful is the fact that we can be there, riding that horse. It is a fact that horses are among the favorite animals of many of us and fortunately, people who are interested . . . → Read More: Description of Sport Horse Ireland Author: Jeanine Lowry Natural horsemanship is the philosophy of training a horse using its natural body language and movements. Practitioners use a wide variety of techniques to yield the same result: a bond of trust between the horse and its trainer or rider. The trust that develops between the horse and rider during natural . . . → Read More: Natural Horsemanship for All Horses |
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