Train Smarter. Ride With Confidence. Put Your Horse First.

Olympic showjumper Karl Cook shares a refreshingly honest look at training, horse care, and the data-driven tools reshaping modern horsemanship.

Tik Maynard helps a rider rebuild trust with her reactive horse through smart, sensitive groundwork that turns overwhelm into connection.

Go behind the scenes with Piggy March and discover how world-class eventing is built on dedication, daily systems, and an unshakable horse-rider partnership.

Josh Nichol answers real rider questions and breaks down training challenges—from herd-bound stress to posture, mounting issues, and connection under pressure

Dr. Alberto Rullan explores the future of equine healing with regenerative therapies like stem cells and ozone—and why the horse world is overdue for change.

I watched a clip from a trainer I had, not long ago, invited to come on the podcast. As I watched, I felt nauseous. I could feel the blood drain from my face. The clip wasn’t as overtly violent as others I’ve seen. What disturbed me most was how calm it was.

A lot of what goes wrong in horse sport doesn’t start with cruelty. It starts with frustration.

Pressure builds and progress slows, and expectations start running the ride. Riders are still showing up and trying to do right by their horse.

Few voices in equestrian sport carry the weight of both competitive excellence and hard-earned perspective quite like Matt Brown’s.

A month ago, I had the privilege of judging the Heart of the Horse competition, created by Niki and Dustin Flundra. These trainer challenges often carry a certain stigma, as opinions can be quite polarized.

When U.S. five star eventer Matt Brown looked back at one of his proudest competition rounds, he did not see the confident partnership he thought he had. Instead, he saw a horse responding to pressure, not trust.

Trailering does not have to be a stressful or unpredictable battle. Yet for many horse owners, the thought of loading up for a vet visit, show, or emergency brings a knot to the stomach.

For many riders, there’s a moment when technique alone stops creating progress. You’ve tried new exercises, adjusted tack, sought expert advice, yet something in the horse-human connection still feels out of reach.

The Karl Cook NF+ video bundle offers five in-depth courses that combine elite training, emotional honesty, and biomechanics to help riders progress with purpose.

From roping failures to saddle rigging nuances, Tik Maynard reflects on three days with Martin Black; co-author of Evidence-Based Horsemanship.

Tik Maynard breaks down four foundational building blocks every rider needs to develop better communication, trust, and feel with their horse.

Road to the Horse 2025 is here. Join our live watch parties as the world’s best colt starters compete in one of the most anticipated events in horsemanship

Meet the Horsewomen of the Year. From grassroots advocates to elite competitors, these riders are redefining what leadership looks like in the equestrian world.