A Watson Fellowship provided Cello Lockwood the opportunity to actualize her dream of discovering horse cultures around the world. Her research proposal: to explore the tensions and solutions that have…
Read More
Laminitis, commonly known as founder, is a very common ailment veterinarians encounter every day. It can be a painful condition that acutely affects a horse’s quality of life and ability…
Read More
Flying Changes Magazine had the wonderful opportunity to try and review items from the Kerrits Winter Collection this year. Kerrits has been a go-to for riders in the Pacific Northwest…
Read More
In an excerpt from her new book, Dressage master Beth Baumert discusses the beauty of learning through imagination and imitation, a core principal behind the concepts in her instructional guide…
Read More
Our Jan/Feb #MYHORSE is the fantastic Kenny Chestnut owned by Emily Mottern. This 12-year-old Quarter Horse was a Hunter Champion at Thunderbird last summer and is an attention-loving, people pleaser.…
Read More
Changes at Desert International Horse Park Since its inception in 2007, the horse park in Thermal, California has become famous for its phenomenal weather, amazing sunsets, and for the international-level…
Read More
When your tack trunk is a mess, what’s the first step to getting it ship shape? I know what I do! I dump the whole thing out and check what’s…
Read More
Flying Changes Magazine is pleased to present this trainer profile on Michelle Brady, who is moving into the roll of assistant trainer at Birchall Equestrian & Co at the DevonWood…
Read More
A new publishing schedule for 2021. Get stoked! Let’s talk about changes. Because we have some big ones coming this year. Flying Changes Magazine has switched to a bimonthly publishing…
Read More
STARTS FEB 1, 2021: A free 4-week webinar talks about resilience, how to cultivate it, and why it is so important as riders (and people!) in pursuing our goals. We…
Read More