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Archive for the ‘Teaching Horse Tricks’ Category
Red Dead Redemption: Train ride (PS3)
Posted by Basic Horse Training on April 29th, 2012
Posted in Teaching Horse Tricks 
Tags: Dead, Redemption, Redemption Train, Ride, Tall Trees, train, Train Ride 
23 Comments »Teresa Teaching Meerschaum
Posted by Basic Horse Training on April 26th, 2012
They say you can’t teach an old horse new and unusual tricks? Here is Teresa working with her horse Meerschaum, a 20+ year old Arabian. Got to admit it, she did teach him to kiss…
Posted in Teaching Horse Tricks Tags: Horse Year, Meerschaum, Old Horse, Teaching, Teresa 1 Comment »Ash learns left and right
Posted by Basic Horse Training on April 22nd, 2012
I’ve been teaching my horse tricks for the past couple weeks, and today in one fifteen minute period, he not only worked the kinks out of his left shake, but learned the difference between left and right… with hand signals, of course.
Posted in Teaching Horse Tricks Tags: Ash, Couple Weeks, Hand Signals, Horse Tricks, learns, Left, Left Hand, Minute Period, Right No Comments »Classical Trainer Jane Savoie’s Tips for a Better Dressage Rider’s Position
Posted by Basic Horse Training on April 19th, 2012
www.janesavoie.com Classical trainer Jane Savoie offers two simple dressage tips to improve the rider’s upper body position.
Posted in Teaching Horse Tricks Tags: Better, Body Position, Classical, Dressage, Dressage Rider, Dressage Tips, Jane, Jane Savoie, Position, Riders, Savoie's, tips, trainer No Comments »Riding With Confidence, Series I, Part One
Posted by Basic Horse Training on April 17th, 2012
Jessie works through the first nine exercises in the Clinton Anderson’s Downunder Horsemanship Riding with Confidence Series I. Be sure to check out Part Two.
Posted in Teaching Horse Tricks Tags: Clinton Anderson, Confidence, Downunder Horsemanship, Exercises, Jessie, Part, Riding, Series 10 Comments »Ryan Gingerich BUCKING – DVD Preview
Posted by Basic Horse Training on April 7th, 2012
Get a glimpse of Ryan’s BUCKING 2 DVD Set! Learn Ryan’s Step-by-Step plan for rehabilitating this dangerous behavior! Learn a new and better way to help horses with behavior problems. Equine behavior expert Ryan Gingerich has the solution. Read more online at www.ryangingerich.com . HERES A TWO-HOUR, TWO DVD DISC SET THAT WILL SOLVE YOUR [...]
Posted in Teaching Horse Tricks Tags: Behavior Expert, Behavior Problems, Bucking, Dangerous Behavior, Disc Set, Dvd Disc, Dvd Guide, Equine Behavior, Fear, Gingerich, Glimpse, horses, Preview, Ryan, Simple Path, Simple Steps, Worries 11 Comments »Clicker Training 10th Anniversary Message.mov
Posted by Basic Horse Training on April 5th, 2012
The 2008 Holiday season marks the 10th anniversary of the publication of “Clicker Training for your Horse”, the first book on clicker training for the horse community. The author, Alexandra Kurland, takes you on a video tour of ten years of clicker training history.
Duke bows 10 12 10
Posted by Basic Horse Training on March 31st, 2012
With the help of my friend and fellow Parelli student Deb, I’ve trained Duke to bow on cue. This was filmed during our fourth session. I’ve kept the sessions short, about 5-10 minutes each and Duke is now offering to bow on his own, captured here in this session. Keep it natural!
Parelli Natural Horsemanship UK Celebration
Posted by Basic Horse Training on March 27th, 2012
Parelli Natural Horsemanship UK Celebration The Peril of Specialization — Pat Parelli Rushing, refusing, rearing, spooking… what’s going on in the mind and emotions of the talented jumper that is difficult and complicated to train? Pat analyzes where the breakdown is and using his remarkable architecture explains the missing pieces while demonstrating success strategies for [...]
Posted in Teaching Horse Tricks Tags: Blueprint, Celebration, Circus Tricks, Emotions, Flying Changes, horsemanship, horses, Inexperienced Riders, Jumper, Level Goal, Missing Pieces, natural, Natural Horsemanship, Parelli, Pat Parelli, Performance Horse, Peril, Remarkable Architecture, rope, Several Thousand, Specialization, Success Strategies, Transitions No Comments »
