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How to stop a runaway horse

Have you ever been on a runaway horse? It’s pretty scary, not to mention extremely dangerous. Here are some tips to help avoid the situation...
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Reasons for resistance from your horse

You might be working with your horse and suddenly he says “no way am I doing that,” perhaps you ask again and you get an even stronger ...
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Power of positive thinking with horses

Before a trail ride or before a show, do you think about all the things that could go wrong? You’re not alone. What if we turned those...
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The Horse's Hitler - Training Pens are No Place for War

Any educated, experienced and successful horseman will tell you that you need to start with three key ingredients in order to accomplish anything...
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Soft, giving hands

A rider that balances with their hands can create a high-headed horse and/or a horse that is dull in the mouth. For many riders when the horse gets...
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Is your horse's refusal to be caught ruining your riding fun?

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  • March 17, 2011
Many horse riders have to deal with their equine partners’ infuriating habit of refusing to be caught in the field. This depressing behavior...
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Criteria for adopting a mustang

If you have never purchased a horse or only have experience with the purchase of domestic horses, adopting a mustang presents some unique...
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Lead Line Leadership - Give Your Horse the Guidance He Needs On The Ground

Leading our horses effectively is an important elementin defining the relationship and reinforcing the trustworthy respect that's necessary for...
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Select The Right Bit for Horse Training Success

Which bit is the best choice for you and your horse? No matter what discipline you ride in, whether your young horse is just being started under...
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Some tips for warming up and working your horse

Here in Minnesota it takes horses a while to warm up. The best way to start is to do a lot of walking your horse on a loose rein 5 to 15 minutes....
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