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www.thinklikeahorse.org The horse is this video is scared of plastic bags – according to the owners. This horse is what I called spoiled, it is over fed and under worked. It is protected and babied. Since the horse is known for being scared, being ear pinny, being nervous, does not like to tie, threatens to [...]
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Sacking out a Horse scared of plastic bags – Helping a horse with fear – Rick Gore Horsemanship
Posted by Basic Horse Training on February 2nd, 2012
Posted in Training Horses to Perform 
Tags: BAGS, Fear, Gore, Helping, Horse, Horse Video, horsemanship, Lot, Plastic, Plastic Bags, Rick, Sacking, Scared 
16 Comments »Allowing a Horse to walk on a lead rope – Not being over protective – Rick Gore Horsemanship
Posted by Basic Horse Training on December 24th, 2011
www.thinklikeahorse.org Here I show how to let your horse walk on his lead rope so he learns how to give to pressure and learns to deal with the fear of being trapped. I forgot to mention NO BUCKLES OR SNAPS, when doing this, they can cut a horse, chip a hoof and will break, which [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Perform Tags: Allowing, being, Buckles, Fear, Gore, Horse, Horse Hoof, horsemanship, Lead, Over, protective, Rick, rope, Rope Halter, walk, Wrong Answer 9 Comments »1-40 Martial Arts Combat Drill Rick Tew’s NinjaGym Martial Art and Ninjitsu Training Camp Thailand
Posted by Basic Horse Training on December 12th, 2011
1-40 Martial Arts Combat Drill Rick Tew’s NinjaGym Martial Art Camp and Ninjitsu Training Camp Thailand This drill and freestyle form was created to give the students a fun training exercise that would develop almost every area of the Martial Science Basics – it includes the following: * Stances * Rolls * Falls * Strikes [...]
Posted in Horse Training Games Tags: Art Camp, Arts, Bear Hug, Bow Stance, Camp, Cat Stance, Claw Hand, Combat, Defensive Stance, Drill, Fighting Stance, Forward Roll, Fun Training, Hand Palm, Horse Stance, Martial, Martial Art, Martial Arts Combat, Martial Science, NinjaGym, Ninjitsu, Ninjitsu Training, Pivot, Rick, Rick Tew, Science Basics, Side Kick, Tew's, Thailand, Training, Training Camp 10 Comments »Being an Easy Load for your Horse- Weight & Movement Control – Rick Gore Horsemanship
Posted by Basic Horse Training on November 21st, 2011
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 [...]
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 »How to Train a Horse Not to Kick – www.thinklikeahorse.org – Rick Gore Horsemanship(1)
Posted by Basic Horse Training on September 11th, 2011
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Posted in Basic Horse Training Tags: Gore, Horse, Horse Guide, Horse Tips, horsemanship, Horsemanship1, Kick, Rick, Send A Message, Send Message, train, www.thinklikeahorse.org No Comments »New Baby Horse Born & Bonding in Natural Pasture – NO Imprinting – Rick Gore Horsemanship
Posted by Basic Horse Training on June 14th, 2011
www.thinklikeahorse.org – Here I talk about moving about new moms and understanding mom’s protective and alert behavior. I also try and explain how what YOU do around horses will dictate what they do around you. They are a reflection of who is around them. Understanding how to move non-threatening, being able to read a horses [...]
Posted in Teaching Horse Tricks Tags: Amp, Baby, Baby Born, Baby Horse, Bonding, Born, Carrot, Gore, Horse, Horse Pasture, horsemanship, horses, imprinting, Mom, Moving, natural, Natural Horsemanship, Natural Pasture, New Baby, New Born, New Moms, No Gimmicks, Pasture, Reflection, Rick, Signs 14 Comments »How to connect or tie Mecate Reins to Bosal – Adjusting Tying Bosal Reins – Rick Gore Horsemanship
Posted by Basic Horse Training on May 31st, 2011
www.thinklikeahorse.org – – I have a lot of request on how to tie bosal reins and how to properly attach Mecate (me-ka-tee) (also improperly called McCarty) reins to a bosal. A quick refresher a bosal in the rawhide braided piece, the leather strap that holds the bosal on the horse is called a Hanger and [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Ride Tags: Adjusting, Bosal, Confidence, connect, Explanations, Gore, Hackamore, Hanger, horsemanship, Mecate, Rawhide, Reins, Rick, Rope Reins, Tie Tying, Tying No Comments »Horse in a hurry to barn- Direction better than correction- Rick Gore Horsemanship
Posted by Basic Horse Training on April 29th, 2011
www.thinklikeahorse.org – Here I show how a horse will try and get away with little things and if you are not paying attention, the horse will learn bad lessons. I also talk about never standing by fences or door ways when a horse is running scared. If you stand in an escape path of a [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Ride Tags: Barn, Better, correction, Direction, Fences, Gore, Horse, Horse Barn, horsemanship, Hurry, Paying Attention, Rick, Running, Than 10 Comments »How Women get set up to fail in Horses – Rick Gore Horsemanship
Posted by Basic Horse Training on March 31st, 2011
www.thinklikeahorse.org Here I talk about having too much information and knowledge that you get bogged down and this causes you to be indecisive or you get too worried about making a mistake that you end up causing what you try to prevent. If you listen to the horse they will teach you and help, if [...]
Posted in Teaching Horse Tricks Tags: Fail, Gore, horsemanship, horses, Knowledge, Mistake, People, Rick, Women No Comments »Riding Horses in Tall Grass – Rick Gore Horsemanship – www.thinklikeahorse.org
Posted by Basic Horse Training on January 28th, 2011
www.thinklikeahorse.org In this video I show the horses walking in tall grass and discuss the advantages to exposing horses to this. This gets a horse use to have grass and things rub under his belly and forces a horse to accept walking in areas where he can’t see where his hooves are stepping, this helps [...]
Posted in Training Horses to Ride Tags: Confidence, Gore, Grass, Guidance, Hooves, horsemanship, horses, Rick, Riding, Riding Horses, Show Horses, Tall, Tall Grass, Walking Tall, Www Video, www.thinklikeahorse.org 6 Comments »
