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3 days ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Emily Fought
Bridleless riding is the ultimate challenge. It will test you and your horse's ability to communicate with each other. Your horse will need to be responsive to your leg, seat, and voice cues. It can be beautiful to watch a horse and rider in harmony. When you both truly listen to each other, the results are incredible. You and your horse should have a quality relationship built on trust and mutual respect. Before you take off the bridle, consider riding bitless or with a halter.
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4 days ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Emily Fought
Horse camping is a lot of fun! You and your horse get to explore new places. Whether it's one day or a few, it's important you have a plan on how to contain your horse when you're not riding. There are a few different options, but some will require prep work and additional training. Not every destination will have stalls and permanent corrals for your horse, so you may have to bring your own containment system.
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5 days ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Emily Fought
There are different degrees of swayback in horses. Some have a minor dip in their back, while others have very obvious swaybacks. The condition is known as equine lordosis. The horse's spine develops a curvature, which results in a dip usually behind the withers. It can be quite unsightly, though it doesn't always impact the horse's ability to be ridden or exercised. Some will experience pain and discomfort, but many do not. There are a few reasons a horse will develop a swayback.
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1 week ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Emily Fought
It's incredible to think how far horses have come in this world. They can be found in all different shapes, sizes, and colors! There are way more horse breeds than most people realize. Whether you're looking for a performance partner or a child's pony, there is a breed out there for you. Some breeds have become a symbol in their country like the Mustang in the United States or the Marwari in India.
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1 week ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Emily Fought
Finding a good trail horse can be difficult. They must be safe, dependable, and ready for anything! The horses at Cowgirl Cadillacs meet all of those requirements and more. The 2025 Wyoming horses are a great selection. Some have been ridden across mountainous terrain, while others have worked on ranches and herded cattle. Each one has been hand-selected for their quiet and safe temperament. They're well-trained and can tackle any obstacle.
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1 week ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Emily Fought
Fear can be useful in the wild. It allows a horse to avoid danger from predators. For a domesticated horse, it proves be to problematic though. A fearful horse on the ground or under saddle is unpredictable and dangerous to be around. They can become a safety hazard to their handler and rider. You never know when they may bolt or lash out. It's important to know why your horse is acting fearful, so you can help them work through this feeling.
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1 week ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Emily Fought
The 2025 Extreme Mustang Makeover is nearly here! The action unfolds June 12th through 14th, 2025 at the Kentucky Horse Park Alltech Arena. This is the original competition for trainers and mustangs, which will be presented at the Mustang Heritage Spectacular. Trainers pick up their mustangs. This year the US Forest Service provided the mustangs. There were two pick up locations Glen Rose, Texas on December 6-7, 2024 and Lebanon, Tennessee on December 13-25, 2024.
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1 week ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Emily Fought
Most cowgirls love riding their horse. All the barn chores and hard work are worth it when you get to climb into the saddle. Have you ever wondered what your horse thinks of the activity, though? If we could ask them, what would they say about the idea of going for a ride? Surely, no rider wants to intentionally make their horse miserable. Most want what's best for their horse.
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2 weeks ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Emily Fought
The eye-catching Knabstrupper is considered a rare horse breed. These Danish warmbloods can trace their history to a single spotted mare. They originated in Denmark around 1812. Because of their small numbers and limited gene pool, the Knabstrupper has struggled to survive throughout history. Fortunately, a new strain has been introduced. Between their gorgeous spotted coat and superior athleticism, this breed isn't one to miss!The Knabstrupper has only recently been introduced to the United States.
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2 weeks ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Emily Fought
Buying a horse is a big decision. You should be confident with your purchase. At Cowgirl Cadillacs, you'll go home with your dream horse! Each horse has been chosen because of how gentle, classy, and well-broke they are. Some of the finest horsewomen is the industry are offering up these incredible horses. You don't want to miss the sale this June 13-24, 2025 in Sheridan, Wyoming. Cowgirl Cadillacs offers you an experience that is like no other sale.
