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Equine Helper offers horseback riding tips, tricks and gear advice for people getting to grips with horses.
Riding tips and gear advice for newer horse owners.
Supply checklists for first-time horse owners cover grooming, riding and training products. The site's navigation also links to Equine Helper merchandise.
Visit linkPaid online courses for riders at all levels include The Riding Essentials and a spring groundwork course, each announced in its own sale or launch post. The courses page describes them as no-nonsense and budget-conscious.
Visit linkA beginner comparison of English and Western riding for people deciding which discipline to start in. The site's recent articles also include a guide on correcting a pushy horse.
Visit linkEquine Helper is aimed at people still getting to grips with horses, so its guides start with first steps: supply checklists, English versus Western riding for beginners and how to pick a horse breed. Problem articles cover a pushy horse and a herd-bound horse with separation anxiety. The courses page contrasts the site with online courses it calls overpriced and underdelivering, and the site also sells its own merchandise.
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