Horse Training
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Most people think of Natural Horsemanship as a relatively new phenomenon, when in fact the philosophy of Natural Horsemanship can be traced back to ancient Greece. more...
By: Laura College
Balance, forward momentum and horse-and-rider communication are all vital parts of teaching your horse flying lead changes. more...
Teaching the Young Horse to Jump
By: Laura College
Some horses are natural jumpers, while others take weeks or even months to catch on. Teaching a young horse to jump requires patience and comprehension of equine anatomy. more...
Hints to help you in the difficult process of finding the right horse trainer for you and your horse to ensure your horse gets the best possible start in life. more...
By: Laura College
If you're having trouble keeping control of your horse or achieving perfect unity, the half-halt might be the missing component. more...
By: Laura College
Every year, thousands of horses are rescued from neglectful or abusive situations. Working with rescue horses can be both challenging and rewarding. more...
By: Jennifer Boyes
It can be incredibly disconcerting to ride a horse that jumps at every little thing. Find out equines can be trained to be more confident and less spooky. more...
Rethinking Bits: Horse Snaffles
Most riders think snaffle bits are kind. Not so. The Spanish training system uses bosals and haquimas, as well as educated hands, to train horses. more...
By: Caryn A. Tate
Learn to train any horse, including problem horses, yourself! By enhancing the horse/human relationship, you can train your horse to be responsive and receptive. more...
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