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10 Things That Will Keep Riding Students Coming Back
A successful riding lesson program is one that has students coming back for more. With great fall weather following on the heels of school starting, there are multiple
Who Doesn’t Love a Cowboy Hat?
Cowboy Hat History and Tradition The modern cowboy hat has evolved from the sombreros Mexican Vaqueros wore. The wide brims gave them protection from the elements while they
Can You Watch Your Child’s Riding Lessons?
Ask- Don’t Assume Before you hand over money to a riding instructor for your child’s first riding lesson find out their policy regarding your presence during lessons. Never
Learning to Ride Horses-Show Them What is Possible
I’ve started a series of Youtube videos for people who are beginning to examine the world of learning to ride horses. I believe the best way to develop
You Can Help Improve the Riding Instructor
The goal of The Riding Instructor is to provide a resource that encourages instructors and riders with fresh ideas, explaining tradition, discussing hard things, and whatever instructors and
An Interview on Horsemanship Radio & Rehabbing Horses
I was excited to be interviewed by Debbie Loucks on Horsemanship Radio for the April 25th show. We discussed teaching, writing, and rehabbing horses. Horsemanship Radio is Monty
Instructors of Beginner Level Riders are the Foundation
Beginner riding lesson instructors and their programs are the foundation of the horse industry. Here’s why. Business Models There are many models for riding lesson programs ranging from
10 Things to Improve the Future of the Horse Business
When you hear about things like horse show competitors who can’t ready their own horse, water withheld from horses so they are calmer for their riders, lunging to
Sharpen Your Eye for Trot Diagonals
I ran across a Facebook discussion about how to tell and how to teach when a rider is on the correct diagonal at the trot, so I thought