Meet the Monsters
…that when he’s afraid of something, he doesn’t have to be afraid of you as well. The tarp in the arena, the truck coming down the road, or the longhorn…
…that when he’s afraid of something, he doesn’t have to be afraid of you as well. The tarp in the arena, the truck coming down the road, or the longhorn…
…and exposure to different environments. Has he spent his entire life in an arena? Or does he do better in the open? Does he seem to want to jump every…
…entered the arena, and the competitors certainly took notice. “It felt really good,” Griffiths said. “As soon as you walk into the arena you can feel the energy of Team…
…quarter-line for the length of the arena (or centerline, if you must). As you approach the end of the arena, turn in to the corner closest to you. So, if…
…reasonable amount of time the contestant runs the cow down the side of the arena and turns it along the arena wall at least once in each direction. This is known as…
…show?competitors. In addition, enthusiasts with interests as varied as cowboy shooting or mustang gentling have created new arena activities to capture the interest of recreational riders. We’ve rounded up the…
…She suggests taking a cue from this discipline by finding focal points around your riding arena. For example, as you’re going around the corner of your arena, turn your eyes…
“Clinton, can you settle an argument for me? My friend says schooling in the arena is the best way to teach a horse to be calm and willing, and I…
A horse who insists on slowing his pace each time he passes the arena gate is a source of endless frustration. Not only does this behavior make it difficult to…
…for carriage driving. Amenities include jump and dressage arenas, schooling arenas, a clubhouse, an outdoor pavilion, a pool, and a cabana. Generous easements enable residents to access the trails without…