Horse and Rider Magazine - Winter 2021

In this issue

Get Your Head
in the Game Your mindset affects your riding. Learn a few mental techniques you can use to get your head back in the game.
BY GIL FRIEDMAN, WITH NICHOLE CHIRICO

Wagons Ho in Oregon
Saddle up to get a behind-the-scenes look at the 40th Pendleton Round- Up Wagon Train that took place earlier this year.
BY KENT AND CHARLENE KRONE

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Enter the world of equestrian excellence with Horse and Rider Magazine. We're excited to introduce you to this comprehensive publication that caters to horse enthusiasts, riders, and anyone passionate about the bond between humans and horses.

Horse and Rider Magazine is not just a magazine; it's your guide to the latest trends, expert advice, and a celebration of the extraordinary connection between riders and their equine companions.

Published by Equine Network, LLC, Horse and Rider Magazine is designed to be the ultimate companion for riders of all levels. As you explore the pages of Horse and Rider, you'll find a world of content that caters to horse owners, riders, and anyone fascinated by the equestrian world:

* Riding Techniques: Access expert advice on riding techniques, training methods, and tips to enhance your skills as a rider.

* Horse Care: Stay informed about proper horse care, nutrition, and health practices to ensure the well-being of your equine companion.

* Equestrian Lifestyle: Immerse yourself in the equestrian lifestyle with features on horse-friendly destinations, events, and the community.

* Gear Reviews: Discover reviews of the latest gear, equipment, and products designed for horse riders.

* Inspiring Stories: Read inspiring stories about the unique bond between riders and their horses, as well as notable achievements in the equestrian world.


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