Body Building For Every Horse
…through the shoulders and withers. You should start with four halts in each lap of the arena (for instance, at A, B, C and E), building up to a halt…
…through the shoulders and withers. You should start with four halts in each lap of the arena (for instance, at A, B, C and E), building up to a halt…
…under control. • Wherever you live, it’s a good idea to post “horse crossing” signs if you’re making use of roadways. Get in Step with Your Horse Ground work. Start…
…battle in which one party wins and the other loses. Good training is not about confrontation. It’s about building a horse-logical communication system. As trainer, you do your talking as…
…good relationship. Preparing a horse to be ponied involves some basic ground work. Then, once you have a good foundation of control on the ground, you’ll want to work with…
…contrast, was an explosive starter. He was also so averse to starting gates that his owner insisted on an old-fashioned “walk-up” start, with a flag and bell to begin the…
…couldn’t wait to start, so they started without the start, if you know what I mean. They won’t hold the opening ceremony until seven tonight, but the team reining kicked…
…At the Equine Research Foundation, we sometimes begin with a clicker but then transfer to the verbal signal “Good.” During our clinics, participants start with a clicker because people frequently…
…Or a horse that is pullings usually correlates to a lack of balance in the rider or the combination of horse/rider. If a rider has a good seat, a good leg…
…land-grant university are good sources for this information and can help you identify plants you’re not sure about. To find one in your area, go to www.csrees.usda.gov/Extension. A few dangerous…
…to do, the number one concern becomes finding the right home. You want a new owner who will not only take good care of your horse, but who will also…