…Training Session is to develop a pipeline of young “horsemasters” for future U.S. Equestrian Teams. The USEFNetwork.com presented by Smartpak will host wall-to-wall coverage from the George Morris Horsemastership Training…
…systematic training every day, and get a picture of the whole training system. Riding only one horse is not enough to understand the whole picture. All this gives you a…
…I’ll share with you just one of the many training tips found in the book. You’ll find out how to use your outside rein in a way that will improve…
Dressage Today’s technical editor Beth Baumert attended a symposium with five-time Olympian Kyra Kyrklund, held at the Kentucky Horse Park, April 12-13. Here are some training and riding tips that…
…Pan Am), I started thinking my way of training was all wrong. Jumping schools, for instance: At a USET training session shortly before our first competition, Mark was helping us…
…efforts. You’ve waved, you’ve flailed, and have even pulled and shoved. But at the end of the training session you’re the one who has received the workout, while your horse…
…training. And that can happen if the longe-line training is improper and/or rushed, allowing the youngster to learn to travel on his forehand, drop his shoulder to the inside of…
…bucking, or rearing when he hears a shot ring out. There’s nothing like a few good training sessions to help your horse keep his wits about him when things around…
…start with a look at some of the factors that are responsible for creating dust. Then, we’ll consider various dust-suppression options. Not Just Dry Weather Dust consists of fine particles…
…understanding. Emanating from this partnership, all other training tasks or goals may be accomplished. I can assure you that if you put relationship with your horse before the need to…
