I truly look forward to articles from Nicker News, Best Horse Practices, and Horse Head.  They provide a unique and interesting combination of research information and practical guidance to help me become a better rider and a more effective trainer.

The quality and overall content has always been rewarding, comprehensive and well researched. It inspires us to go above and beyond, to grow in our knowledge and advancing our horsemanship skills.

Every week, Maddy Butcher puts out an informative and interesting newsletter with content that educates, inspires, entertains and expands the horizons of horse lovers.

Maddy provides meaningful content that based in research, benefitting horses, rather than fluff pieces or content that simply reinforces popular beliefs. She reaches out to horsemen and women of different disciplines, habits, and practices. She features people who believe in what they do and who want to make the world a better place for horses.

If you’re yearning for a solid foundation of knowledge about horses and riding, not marketing and gimmicks, then Cayuse Communications is the place to bookmark. Working with horses is always about asking great questions. Finding teachers, horsemen and horsewoman all in one spot asking great questions is even better. There is never one answer it always “depends.” Thanks for making the wisdom of many available in one location.

I love the high editorial standards at Cayuse Communications. Prior to finding HorseHead, I'd long grown tired of horse magazines repeating the same tired and frequently uninformed articles. I was searching for sources of thought-provoking knowledge that would inspire and inform me to be a better horse owner. Thanks to this site, I don't have to spend all my time wading through the good, bad, and ugly.

This collection of publications does not represent the piecing together of a crazy quilt, but the solid focusing of Maddy’s work: to improve the life of the horse through science and observation.  She is able to bring together thoughtful people, academics, trainers to create a network intent on that goal; now she can share that information in one place.  This work continues to change my life and the lives of my horses.