Off the Track to Over Fences: Priscilla Godsoe
…bit of what we need and love from this breed. George Morris once told me, “Training is training. It doesn’t matter what their breeding; there is only one way to…
…bit of what we need and love from this breed. George Morris once told me, “Training is training. It doesn’t matter what their breeding; there is only one way to…
…Hassler, director of training at Hilltop, wanted to create a symposium that would underscore the immense importance of proper early training to ensure that the young horse can make appropriate…
…on leading, change directions a lot, stop, back and turn your yearling toward and away from you. Have set expectations, but also keep training sessions short and positive. Your yearling…
…pg. 63 TRAINING, JOHN LYONS Retraining biting horse, Ask John Lyons, Feb., pg. 46 Avoiding a fight, Ask John Lyons, March, pg. 42 TRAINING, MISCELLANEOUS Ground Work Clicker-training technique for…
…get what you pay for, and that’s usually true for training. But the cost of training can be inversely proportional to the competence and reliability. In other words, you may…
Trainer Emily Johnson shares her training tips for controlling and guiding your horse’s movement…
Last weekend I rode one of my horses in the training level three-day event at the Galway Downs International Three-Day Event. It was the third time in the last four…
Training “Mythunderstandings” ?Practical Horseman. All Rights Reserved. Many people who are training horses will ask them questions that the horse has no way of understanding or answering. Then they will…
…concept of an open training session was very rewarding since it offered both young horse training and an opportunity for breeders to come together,” said Hassler. The majority of the…
Training “Mythunderstandings” Good horse training is boring to watch. It looks like nothing is happening. Many people are impressed by training methods that are nothing more than a blatant series…