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We would like to invite you and encourage you to attend our gaited horse clinic, Saturday July 16th, in Red Deer Alberta. The clinic will be about 6 hours of looking at the various gaits, overstride, understride, and genetics. Do you know if your horse tends to be lateral or diagonal? Exercises to show . . . → Read More: Gaited Horse Clinic, Central Alberta, Canada Excerpt taken from “the Gaited Horse” written by Dennis & Karen Quilliams, HorseSense HorseManShip Many gaited horses, regardless of the breed, will trot and/or pace. Young horses, 2 or 3 years old, often do not have the muscle development or the coordination to perform the gait consistently for long periods of time. Exercise to build . . . → Read More: Specific for the Gaited Horse Excerpt taken from “the Gaited Horse” written by Dennis & Karen Quilliams, HorseSense HorseManShip It would be safe to say that as long as there have been gaited horses there has been confusion as to what the 4-beat lateral gait is. What does the term “gaited horse,” mean? All actions of the horse are . . . → Read More: Introduction to Gaited Horses How NOT to Train a Horse! Watch, enjoy and laugh Related Reading: The vast majority of issues really really worth performing require a lot more than 1 step to attain. Projects that happen to be any degree of complexity take time, preparation and staying with it via several stages over prolonged time intervals. Aiming to be fit in equestrian outdoor sports is not any exception. . . . → Read More: Taking Down Notes on how to be Fit in Equestrian Outdoor Sports with 5 Steps Addressing a problem often requires some sort of 2 way communication between the parties. Speak the wrong language and problem resolution will be difficult or even impossible. However when it comes to addressing problems between man and beast just ask any Veternarian, communication takes on a different challenge. Horses have been ridden for many . . . → Read More: Is Your Horse Bit Hurting Your Horse? Getting to the bottom of any problem typically requires a degree of communication between the parties involved. Speak the wrong language and problem resolution will be difficult or even impossible. Fixing problems related to animals such as horses brings on a whole new challenge, just ask any vet. Horses have been ridden for many . . . → Read More: Does Your Horse Hate His Bit? 1. Ears laid back – means the horse is very annoyed. If the ears are laid back flat the horse could even charge. Push the horse harder around the round pen focusing your eyes on his inside hip, and then relax the pressure. If he goes into this posture again, repeat. Each . . . → Read More: The Horses body language Top Stallion Training Strategies. There are a variety of ways of coaching a horse. Based on the horse and the person the training strategies may change. So long as the training isn’t harming the horse or others any technique can work. Do not be afraid in making mistakes. You plus the horse can cope with . . . → Read More: The top secret in training a stallion effectively |
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