I learn by watching. I like to study how people warm up, how horses react to certain types of rides, and even how horses look as they are exiting the show arena...
I have heard many of my fellow horsemen and horsewomen joke about their preference in interacting with animals over people. Sometimes it’s not actually a joke. ...
This week's dream farm ventures further afield-- to Rio de Janeiro! If you're farm shopping, don't let your search be narrowed to just looking domestically. C...
In the previous article, college equestrians were interviewed about how they’ve found a balance between their academic and equestrian lives. In this article, eq...
Jumper Nation is excited to announce a new series called "Go Jumping With _____" with top riders from around the world. The basic model is that juniors and amat...
This week we feature Shanyn Fiske, a new member of our team at Jumper Nation. Shanyn is an English professor and director of the graduate program in Literature ...
There is something about Virginia horse farms. Peaceful, expansive, almost always with nice views: you can't go wrong with a farm in Virginia. Here's one in W...
Susan Glover competing her horse Steve. Photo by Jaime Loichinger.
There have been a lot of issues raised recently in the hunter-jumper world over horse showin...
I’ve been fortunate enough to grow up at barns that seemed to have a very natural community; the environment was warm and welcoming, and people and horses seeme...
Every farm owner has one or two things they would change about their property. Maybe it's the location of the barn, or the size of the paddocks. Or maybe it's t...