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www.thinklikeahorse.org – – Here I talk about how you can help your horse carry you more easily by controlling your movement, using your feet, ankles, knees, hips to control your bounce and movement. By working with the horse and moving with the horse and not against the horse you make yourself easier to carry. You [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Control’
Being an Easy Load for your Horse- Weight & Movement Control – Rick Gore Horsemanship
Posted by Basic Horse Training on November 21st, 2011
Posted in Training Horses to Ride 
Tags: Amp, Ankles, being, Bounce, Control, Easy, Feet, Gore, Hips, Horse, horsemanship, Knees, Load, Movement, Movement Control, Moving, Rick, Weight, Weight Control 
2 Comments »Arena Water Wagons by Kiser
Posted by Basic Horse Training on November 10th, 2011
www.KiserWaterWagons.com – The Kiser Water Wagon is designed by Bob Kiser, an internationally renowned horse arena footing consultant, for precision output of water including on control from the seat of the tractor. These two features are vital for use in a horse arena. Building and maintaining the proper moisture level in arena footing is critical [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Perform Tags: Arena, Cheap Imitators, Control, Excessive Dust, Gallon Capacities, Horse Arena Footing, Kiser, Loaded, Performance Horses, Proper Footing, Proper Moisture Level, Property Owner, Quality Water, Wagons, Water, Water Control, Water Tank, Water Transport, Water Wagon, Web Page, Worry No Comments »ALL-IN-ONE Bitless Horsemanship with Missy Wryn
Posted by Basic Horse Training on October 11th, 2011
Bitless Horsemanship – IRON FREE Riding is horseback riding at its best. No bit no spurs = no pain. Using pressure instead of pain is how IRON FREE Riding and the ALL-IN-ONE Training Halter Bitless Bridle work. Your horse so wants you to stop using pain to control him/her. When you stop using pain to [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Ride Tags: AllInOne, Bitless, Bitless Bridle, Bitless Bridles, Control, Free Riding, Horse Training, horsemanship, horses, Missy, Myth, Poll, Reins, Snap On, Training Videos, Wryn 25 Comments »Oster Equine Care Series Hoof Pick, Pink
Posted by Basic Horse Training on September 12th, 2011
Rubber control-touch handle for added comfort and better grip easily fits hands of all sizes Convenient pocket size Durable stainless steel resists rust Available in blue or pink Product DescriptionOster ECS Line of Grooming Tools feature control touch handles that are ergonomically designed to reduce hand fatigue. These one-of-a kind grooming tools are made to [...]
Retraining a horse with anxiety about forward aids at Lucan Lodge – II
Posted by Basic Horse Training on August 22nd, 2011
This gelding has been unwilling to transition up into trot or canter at home, and has demonstrated his anxiety about forward aids by tensing up, half-rearing, jibbing and propping. To resolve this, we stop focusing on forward aids. We just control the ribcage, by asking for bend and yield whenever he becomes stiff or against [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Ride Tags: About, Aids, Anxiety, Comfort Zone, Confidence, Contact, Control, Forward, gelding, Hangups, Horse, Jibbing, Lodge, Lucan, Retraining, Ribcage, Shoulders, Transition, Trot Or Canter 1 Comment »Equi-spaz Supplement for Horses to Control Gases
Posted by Basic Horse Training on June 30th, 2011
Prevents the accumulation of gases in the horses digestive tract Rids discomforts associated with gases Product DescriptionThis fast acting equine intestinal supplement helps prevent gas build-up in horses, giving your horse quick relieve from digestive problems…. More >> Equi-spaz Supplement for Horses to Control Gases
Rex Peterson Using a Neck Rope to Pony a Kid
Posted by Basic Horse Training on June 24th, 2011
Teaching kids to ride safely with confidence is one of our specialties. Rex and Cari start the kids out on a neck rope so that they can control the pony from their mount while the kid starts to learn to steer and stop her pony. This is a safe way to start hacking in the [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Ride Tags: Brooks And Dunn, Confidence, Control, MUSIC, Neck, Peterson, Pony, Rex Peterson, rope, Safe Way, train, Using No Comments »Ryan Gingerich BASIC CONTROL – DVD Preview
Posted by Basic Horse Training on June 22nd, 2011
Get a glimpse of Ryan’s Connective Horsemanship! This clip gives you a peak at Basic Control – the first DVD in the Connective Horsemanship 5 DVD Series. Learn a new and better way to help horses with behavior problems. Does your horse have a behavior problem? Ryan Gingerich is more than a horse trainer he [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Ride Tags: Basic, Basic Control, Behavior Problem, Behavior Problems, Control, Gingerich, Glimpse, Horse trainer, horsemanship, horses, Preview, Ryan No Comments »Gain Hindquarter Control of Your Horse(1)
Posted by Basic Horse Training on May 28th, 2011
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Posted in Basic Horse Training Tags: Control, Gain, Hindquarter, Horse Guide, Horse Tips, Horse1 No Comments »Rodeo Barrel Racing Tips : Preventing a Rodeo Horse from Getting Gate Sour
Posted by Basic Horse Training on March 10th, 2011
In rodeo barrel racing, it is very important to keep a horse under control, learn some tips on how in this free instructional video on horse riding and rodeo barrel racing. Expert: HH Horses Contact: www.hhperformancehorses.com Bio: Holly Heidemann has been providing lessons to people of all ages for sixteen years on how to ride [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Ride Tags: barrel, Barrel Horses, Barrel Races, Control, Expert, from, Gate, Getting, Heidemann, Holly, Horse, Horse racing, Horse Riding, Preventing, racing, Racing Horses, Raila, Rodeo, Rodeo Barrel Racing, Rodeo Horse, Sixteen Years, Sour, tips 9 Comments »
