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www.TheHorseTrainingChannel.com Learn from the experience of World Champion Horse Trainer Rusty Green as explains the term “shape” and how a horse’s hip is his “drive train” and how it determines his training for that particular horse. transcript Rusty: So right now these two year olds we are getting ready to show, I want to see [...]
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Champion Horse Training Tip #17: Rusty Green “shape” & “the drive train”
Posted by Basic Horse Training on January 24th, 2012
Posted in Training Horses to Ride 
Tags: Amp, Champion, drive, Drive Train, Girth, green, Hips, Horse, Horse trainer, Horse Training, legs, Lope, Lot, Rear End, Rusty, Shane, Shape, Shape Up, Shoulders, train, Training, Training Tip, Two Year Olds, World Champion Horse 
1 Comment »Ryan Gingerich RYTHM – DVD Preview
Posted by Basic Horse Training on December 18th, 2011
Get a glimpse of Ryan’s Connective Horsemanship! This clip gives you a peak at Line – the fourth 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 is [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Ride Tags: Behavior Problem, Behavior Problems, Gingerich, Glimpse, Horse trainer, horsemanship, horses, Preview, Ryan, Rythm No Comments »Gypsy Horse weaning and grandson Ian
Posted by Basic Horse Training on December 1st, 2011
My grandson Ian has decided he wants to be a horse trainer, and this is his first day at working with one of our 4 month old Gypsy Horse weanlings colts, named Bandit. Ian is trying to teach Bandit to halter, Lead, and accept his touch. He has watch quiet a few of the Clinton [...]
Posted in Teaching Horse Tricks Tags: Bandit Bandit, Biscuit, Buckskin, Clinton Anderson, colt, Colts, Fillies, grandson, Gypsy, Gypsy Horse, Horse, Horse trainer, mare, Mares, Natural Horsemanship, Noies, Old Gypsy, Parelli, Plastic Bottles, Ruby, Tobiano Stallion, weaning, Website Www 1 Comment »Horse Maintenance : How to Make Your Own Herbal Insect Repellent for Horses
Posted by Basic Horse Training on October 27th, 2011
A good recipe for herbal insect repellent that can be used on horses includes 20 drops of tea tree oil, 1 quart of water, 20 drops of citronella essential oil and 25 drops of lavender essential oil. Create this natural fly spray with help from aprofessional horse trainer in this free video on caring for [...]
Posted in Basic Horse Training Tags: colt, Expert, Fly, Fly Spray, Franks, Herbal, Horse, Horse Maintenance, Horse trainer, horses, Insect, Insect Repellent, Lavender, Lavender Essential Oil, Maintenance, mare, Repellent, Tea Tree Oil No Comments »How to Train a Horse by Yourself – AKA Be Your Own Horse Trainer rainer(1)
Posted by Basic Horse Training on October 11th, 2011
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Posted in Basic Horse Training Tags: Horse, Horse Guide, Horse Tips, Horse trainer, Rainer, rainer1, Send A Message, Send Message, train, trainer, Yourself No Comments »How to Train a Horse by Yourself – AKA Be Your Own Horse Trainer rainer(1)
Posted by Basic Horse Training on October 11th, 2011
bit.ly Please LIKE, comment and SUBSCRIBE The most complete, most detailed and most accurate information about every aspect of training and caring of horse. Guide and tips to make classy looking horse. please send a message if you need more help.
Posted in Basic Horse Training Tags: Horse, Horse Guide, Horse Tips, Horse trainer, Rainer, Send A Message, Send Message, train, trainer, Yourself No Comments »Ryan Gingerich LIGHTNESS – DVD Preview
Posted by Basic Horse Training on September 12th, 2011
Get a glimpse of Ryan’s Connective Horsemanship! This clip gives you a peak at Lightness – the second 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 is [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Ride Tags: Behavior Problem, Behavior Problems, Gingerich, Glimpse, Horse trainer, horsemanship, horses, Lightness, Preview, Ryan No Comments »Champion Horse Training Tip#23: Keep Your Horse Secure with Close Contact
Posted by Basic Horse Training on September 10th, 2011
Learn from the experience of World Champion Horse Trainers Cleve Wells and Troy Compton to keep your young horse secure with close contact. transcription: Troy: …If I keep my drive going in the rear end it will always be there for me. I’ll adjust that later on as we get more into it. Cleve: You [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Ride Tags: Champion, Close, Close Contact, College Grad, Colts, Compton, Contact, Fifth Grade, Grade School Kids, Horse, Horse trainer, Horse Trainers, Horse Training, Job, Keep, Kindergarten, legs, Nervous Habits, Rear End, Secure, Security Blanket, Supervision, Tap Tap, Tip#23, Training, Training Tip, Transcription, World Champion Horse No Comments »Champion Horse Training Tip #19: Win The Class Not The Warm-Up
Posted by Basic Horse Training on August 29th, 2011
www.TheHorseTrainingChannel.com Learn from the experience of World Champion Western Pleasure Horse Trainer, Rusty Green, the importance of practicing and perfecting what is hard for your horse. People have a tendency to go out and do what looks good to others but in order to win the class, you’ve got to work on your weak spots. [...]
Horse Care & Buying Tips : How to Become a Horse Trainer
Posted by Basic Horse Training on July 24th, 2011
Horse trainers need to be prepared to ride a number of different horses, including those that are difficult and have bad habits. Become a horse manager by riding a variety of horses and learning about horse management with tips from an equestrian coach in this free video on horse care. Expert: Mara Keith-Hunter Contact: www.sycamore-stables.com [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Ride Tags: Amp, Bad Habits, Become, Buying, Care, College Equestrian, David Pakman, Equestrian Coach, Equestrian Team, Expert, Free Video, Hampshire College, Head Coach, Horse, Horse Care, Horse Management, Horse Manager, Horse trainer, Horse Trainers, Keith Hunter, Mara, Riding Horses, Sycamore, tips, trainer, Variety 8 Comments »
