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Dressage vs Western, Horses
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Dressage vs Western, Horses
Posted by Basic Horse Training on January 29th, 2012
Posted in Training Horses to Perform 
Tags: Dressage, Dressage Horses, horses, Western, Western Horses 
25 Comments »How to Teach Your Horse to Stand for Mounting Part 2 Week 4
Posted by Basic Horse Training on January 27th, 2012
How to teach your horse to stand still while you get on. And, how to teach your horse to line up properly next to the mounting block or fence of your choice.
Teach your Horse to Pick up Feet Softly and Happily
Posted by Basic Horse Training on January 23rd, 2012
Marlis Amato demonstrates how to eliminate heaviness, leaning, and resistance to having a foot off the ground, whether for routine hoof care, or for the farrier. No more squeezing tendons, twisting chestnuts, or human sore backs.
Posted in Training Horses to Perform Tags: Chestnuts, Farrier, Feet, Happily, Hoof Care, Horse, Pick, Resistance, Softly, Sore Backs, Teach, Tendons 6 Comments »How to Teach Your Horse to Stand for Mounting Part 1 Week 4
Posted by Basic Horse Training on January 21st, 2012
How to teach your horse to sidle up to an d and stand quietly at the mounting block. A valuble lesson learned at a Craig Cameron clinic.
Posted in Training Horses to Perform Tags: Cameron Clinic, Craig Cameron, Horse, Mounting, Part, Stand, Teach, week 3 Comments »Double Dan Horsemanship Top Secret training
Posted by Basic Horse Training on January 19th, 2012
Please and Dan Steers from Double Dan Horsemanship went to a secret location to train for the upcoming Sydney Equitana 2011
Posted in Training Horses to Perform Tags: double, Equitana, horsemanship, Secret, Secret Location, Steers, Sydney, Top Secret, train, Training 9 Comments »Paradise Episode 27 “All the Pretty Little Horses” 5 of 5
Posted by Basic Horse Training on January 17th, 2012
season 2 episode 5
Posted in Training Horses to Perform Tags: All The Pretty Little Horses, episode, horses, Little, Paradise, Pretty, Pretty Little Horses 4 Comments »Young Horse Management: Longeing a Horse, from eXtension
Posted by Basic Horse Training on January 15th, 2012
This video demonstrates how to lounge your horse. Thisvideo is a part of the Young Horse Management Series developed by Dr. Craig Wood and Ashley Griffin at the University of Kentucky. For more information, check out www.extension.org/horses.
Basic training for head set via natural horsemanship training
Posted by Basic Horse Training on January 13th, 2012
This is the first two stages we use in training for head set in our gaited horses (but would work for any breed) using natural horsemanship training. First horse is a dappled grey registered Paso Fino, and the second horse is a dappled buckskin registered Tennessee Walking Horse mare. Stay tuned for next two stages. [...]
Getting on a Green Horse Safely
Posted by Basic Horse Training on January 11th, 2012
This video shows SOME of the things to do to prepare a horse for mounting. Besides doing the things in this video, I like to sit up high on the round pen and move the horse around (to get them comfortable with seeing me up there), and practice climbing up on the round pen fence [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Perform Tags: Carrot, Fence, Getting, green, Ground Work, Horse, Horse Rider, Horse Shows, Horse Video, Lot, Moving, safely, Sit, Video Shows, Weird 6 Comments »How to load a horse in a trailer
Posted by Basic Horse Training on January 9th, 2012
This is Cha Cha – a 16 month old Hanoverian filly–she is easy to train and very talented!! Beauty, Courage and Brains !!!!
Posted in Training Horses to Perform Tags: Brains, Cha Cha, Courage, Filly, Horse, Horse Trailer, Load, Talented Beauty, Trailer, train 8 Comments »
