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*Training of all breeds Specializing in Gaited Horses.
*Experienced teaching horsemanship lessons for people of all abilities.
*Experienced horse hauling.
*Available to travel to your home.
*Workbook for young people
*Short story about Bucky, the miracle mini.
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By HorseSense, on September 1st, 2010%
In the immortal words of one Dr Bristol, “The Bit is the Key to the Horse”. Whom exactly Dr Bristol is or was is a little bit of a mystery however the quote is accurate. Putting it a different way look at horse bits as the “signal switching station” of the horse What I . . . → Read More: Some Rules for Effective Horse Riding.
By HorseSense, on August 4th, 2010%
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?
By HorseSense, on August 3rd, 2010%
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?
By HorseSense, on July 23rd, 2010%
The different types of horse bits available can be somewhat overwhelming. To the casual observer why the huge variety? This variety has arisen over time in response to the needs of different riders and their specific activity. Also what might be surprising to the non horse person is the great variety of different . . . → Read More: Tune Your Competition Horse with the Right Bit.
By HorseSense, on June 25th, 2010%
There’s no beating round the bush – horse riding may be a risk sport. Apart from the obvious dangers of falling off when mounted, these large animals have continuously ought to be treated with respect when handling them on the bottom and in the stable.
Riding would like not be any additional dangerous than . . . → Read More: Horse And Rider Safety
By HorseSense, on June 12th, 2010%
Generally types of horse bits are divided into either Snaffles and Curb bits. A somewhat simplistic division but in this article we will be looking in more detail at the different types of Snaffle and some of the more exotic features one can find on this seemingly humble bit. Snaffles themselves cover quite a . . . → Read More: 4 Variations of the Snaffle Horse Bit
By HorseSense, on June 5th, 2010%
Why do people train their horses? What are the things that the trainer needs to think about before and through the coaching stage? What are the perfect horse training tips? These are only a few of the questions that a horse trainer or a horse owner needs to answer or know of before the . . . → Read More: Horse Training Tips: The Do’s and Don’ts
By HorseSense, on May 20th, 2010%
I am sure that there are a lot of horse lovers around the world, and that all of them would like to spend more time with these gorgeous creatures. There are a lot of horse stallss where you can work and learn how to make out around horses, and if you can afford . . . → Read More: Non Traditional Horse Training Systems
By Dennis & Karen, on February 27th, 2010%
Do not force the bit into the mouth. Make it as pleasant experience. When removing the bridle, keep your hand over his nose so that he cannot throw his head. Let the horse drop the bit from his mouth, being careful not to bang . . . → Read More: Bridling Your Horse
By Dennis & Karen, on February 24th, 2010%
The position of the ears is one of the most important ways to tell a horse’s mood or intentions. Ears pricked forward are a sign of alert curiosity and good mood. Ears turned back are often a sign a relaxation, or even boredom. They may also be a sign that the horse is unwell. . . . → Read More: Ears Tell the Story
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