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A rider’s posture, leg position, and reins all signal a horse and communicate something to the horse. Learn how to discern what signals you are sending your horse by posture, position, and leg signals in thisfree horse training video. Expert: Kathy Kentala Bio: Kathy Kentala owns the Bee Cave Riding Center in Austin, TX. She [...]
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Beginner Horsemanship with a Less-Trained Horse : Horse Riding Signals
Posted by Basic Horse Training on March 19th, 2010
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No Comments »Beginner Horsemanship with a Less-Trained Horse : Training a Horse to do a Figure 8
Posted by Basic Horse Training on March 17th, 2010
A figure 8 transition allows the rider to think about how the horse turns around the rider’s leg and how to signal the horse with leg pressure. Learn more about using a figure 8 to train a horse to receive leg signals for working cattle in thisfree horse training video. Expert: Kathy Kentala Bio: Kathy [...]
Posted in Horse Training for Beginners Tags: Beginner, Figure, Horse, horsemanship, LessTrained, Training No Comments »Beginner Horsemanship with a Less-Trained Horse : Training a Horse to Lope
Posted by Basic Horse Training on March 16th, 2010
A less trained horse tends to buck as it lopes. Learn how to safely lope a less trained horse in thisfree horse training video. Expert: Kathy Kentala Bio: Kathy Kentala owns the Bee Cave Riding Center in Austin, TX. She also owns Signal Hill Ranch, a western venue specializing in team penning and ranch sorting, [...]
Posted in Horse Training for Beginners Tags: Beginner, Horse, horsemanship, LessTrained, Lope, Training No Comments »Questions in looking for a trainer?
Posted by Basic Horse Training on March 9th, 2010
What do you look for when looking for a trainer? I have never been to one. I have ridden my whole life on horses that were perfectly trained and I was “trained” (by family) on how to show/work them. I did 4H and Rodeo (barrels and jr. drill). My 2 that I have now have [...]
Guide To Buying A Horse
Posted by Basic Horse Training on March 7th, 2010
Well, You Want To Buy A Horse – What Do You Need To Know? Before you go to the huge expense of getting a pony, you should determine how good a rider you may be, and how much do you really know about equines, beginner horse training, and horse care. Make no mistakes, you [...]
Horse Training Principles for Beginners
Posted by Basic Horse Training on March 3rd, 2010
There are two beginners that concern me as I write this. I am the first beginner, at riding and being around horses, and I want to get a wild horse to train, so the horse is the second beginner. Apparently, both of us have a lot to learn.
Horse Training Tips – Learning How to Train a Horse
Posted by Basic Horse Training on February 28th, 2010
How to train a horse is something that will begin from birth. Most horses might not be handled at birth or even until they are ready to be trained to saddle but from birth they will learn all about the world around them. But once the horse becomes yours and of training age it will be your job to train it properly. For some, training properly means that you will shell out the money to have someone else do it. But there is so much that you can do yourself that you will be surprised.
Posted in Horse Training Articles, Horse Training for Beginners Tags: Basic Horse Training, Equestrian, Equestrianism, free tips horses, Horse, Horse Training, horse training expert, horse training information, Horse Training Tips, how to train a horse, how to train horse, Learning, Saddle, tips, train, Training, western horse training tips No Comments »Horse Training Tricks for the Beginner!
Posted by Basic Horse Training on February 26th, 2010
horse training tricks success is all in the work from the ground. A good, long term relationship between you and your pony is built from the Ground manners is about teaching your pony ways to behave around humans and that you are his protector and buddy. The 2 go together by building leadership respect and [...]
Posted in Horse Training Articles, Horse Training for Beginners Tags: Beginner, Horse, Training, Tricks No Comments »Minature Horse Training for the Beginner!
Posted by Basic Horse Training on February 23rd, 2010
Being a frontrunner in minature horse training means having a nil toleration policy towards your horse invading your personal space or disobeying your requests regardless of what his size. In the herd, the pecking order is often challenged. Stay vigilant as the pecking order is never set in stone. If you get slack, the horse will start to dominate you. Be firm, consistent and determined in applying your rules. It actually does matter.
Beginner Horsemanship with a Less-Trained Horse : Minimizing a Break in Gait: Horse Training Tips
Posted by Basic Horse Training on February 17th, 2010
A horse breaking gait is one of the biggest offenses a horse can present to the rider. Learn how to minimize the horse’s tendency to break gait in thisfree horse training video. Expert: Kathy Kentala Bio: Kathy Kentala owns the Bee Cave Riding Center in Austin, TX. She also owns Signal Hill Ranch, a western [...]
Posted in Horse Training for Beginners, Horse Training Videos Tags: Beginner, Break, Gait, Horse, horsemanship, LessTrained, Minimizing, tips, Training No Comments »
