4 Ways Virtual Learning is Helping Riders Step Up Their Game
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by Helen Townes
5d ago
Technology offers a world of opportunity to learn more about our horses and about riding, and has the advantage of being available anytime, anywhere. The explosion of tech tools and online opportunities, available for all disciplines and all kinds of riders, is more than can be outlined in one blog post, but it’s safe to say this is a topic we'll be hearing a lot more of in 2025. More ..read more
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We're Hiring! Join the NF Team as a Product Marketing Specialist!
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by Megan Harris
1w ago
NF+ offers a community-driven experience that elevates equestrians at all levels. We’re looking for a tech-savvy, detail-oriented, and self-sufficient Product Marketing Specialist to help us bring these resources to life. More ..read more
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2024 Was Year to Remember
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by Megan Harris
1M ago
Take a look back at the year we've had and celebrate this diverse equestrian community! More ..read more
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Breaking Down Barriers in Equestrian Sport: An Exclusive Interview with Sydney Collier
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by Megan Harris
1M ago
Sydney Collier is a powerhouse in the world of Para-Dressage, a Paralympian, and one of the stars of the award-winning documentary ParaGold. Known for her determination, infectious positivity, and groundbreaking achievements, Sydney has redefined what it means to pursue greatness in the face of adversity.  More ..read more
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Come Home to NF+ This Holiday Season (and Save Big!)
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by Megan Harris
1M ago
This is NF+’s only sale of the year, so don’t miss your chance to join the movement and save big! More ..read more
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Q&A with Mackenzie Drazan Cook & Karl Cook
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by Megan Harris
1M ago
Before the 2024 Paris Olympics, I had the opportunity to sit down (on Zoom) with Mackenzie Drazan Cook and Karl Cook to gain insights into their journey as riders and business people, their passion for the sport, and their vision for the future. At the time, they were based in France close to Versailles, and had just participated in the opening ceremonies. They had no idea about what was about to come, but they were training and preparing for the Games with Karl as an alternate rider for Team USA. I had a lot of questions for them then, and I have even more now, so I am looking forward to catc ..read more
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Embracing the Journey over the Destination
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by Sophie Coffey
1M ago
When I bought Azul in the fall of 2021, I did so with the intention that she would be the horse that would make all of my dreams come true. She was young, beautiful, well bred (and the "right" breed - Oldenburg), talented, and sweet. When I brought her home, I immediately went about moving forward to achieve all of the goals I carefully mapped out prior to her purchase. I've always been someone who strives to achieve, and riding was no different. I had a strict plan, and managed her daily routine as closely as I possibly could. If she came in with so much as a teeny bump, I cold hosed and insp ..read more
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Patience Pays Off: A Q&A with Lily Chandler
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by Sophie Coffey
1M ago
We've all seen them - the horses who just don't want to do the job. They rear, they spin, they plant their feet, they tell us in the clearest of terms that they know how: No. Most of the time it's due to physical pain, but sometimes, there can be an underlying issue of anxiety or a lack of confidence that overwhelms the horse and causes reactions of this nature.  British Showjumper and Lily Chandler (owner/operator of LC Equestrian) met such a horse in Eric (Eragon Von Der Held) when he came into her sales barn. At first, she did what most of us would do, and attempted to addres ..read more
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A Letter to TomCatt, by Tik Maynard
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by NF Staff
1M ago
This letter is written by Equestrian Masterclass instructor Tik Maynard with images by Impulsion Media.  Dear TomCatt, I have watched Road to the Horse for a long time, and I believe the winner is often not the one that is the most experienced, or with the best timing, or feel, or skill. There are so many other variables: the preparation, the judging, knowing the rules, luck, and of course, picking the horse.  Most of all there is the ability to not be rattled. For whatever reason I was able to get into that Zone, that Sweet Spot, that Unthinking-Place, on the first day, and to ..read more
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Equine Affaire Wrap-Up: Reflecting on an Unforgettable Experience
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by Megan Harris
2M ago
Our team at NOËLLE FLOYD just returned from Equine Affaire, and I’m writing this on the plane, my mind still buzzing with all the conversations, ideas, and energy from the event. It was our first time sponsoring and setting up a booth here, and we couldn’t be happier that we did. This was my first time immersed in a major expo, conference, or trade show since before COVID. Seeing so many people in person again reminded me of the invaluable power of face-to-face connection, something that no amount of online interaction can quite capture. Morning Starbucks run on the way to the Expo The J ..read more
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