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Ken McNabb Horsemanship
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Ken McNabb Horsemanship
Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsay Meehan
This month Ken and Lindsey cover a fun exercise that will improve your riding and confidence in the saddle.
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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
Ken covers saddling tips including safety, adjustments, fit, and position.
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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
This month, Ken discusses simple exercises for establishing respect and control when you are leading your stallion in any situation.

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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
Learn to teach your horse to soften his face and stop and back up on one rein while staying soft in the bridle
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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
Teaching your horse to soften to the bit is a foundation exercise that you will use to build up to all other aspects of your training.
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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
This month, Ken and Lindsey focus on what to look for in a ranch horse prospect.
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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
Trail obstacle courses are a great way to get your horse used to a lot of things and have fun.

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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
This month, Ken and Lindsey talk about how to fix problems that we as riders create by bad habits that have developed in our riding and training
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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
Safety is first and foremost when selecting a horse for a child.
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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
A horse that is out of control when he is afraid is dangerous to you and those around you, whether you are on the ground or under saddle
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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
There are some things you should consider when looking at a horse to purchase.
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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
Whether barn or buddy sour, your horse's problem can be solved with variations on the same approach.
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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
Ken McNabb present us with instruction on the advanced maneuver of flying lead changes.
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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
There are many different bits out there and each has its advantages and disadvantages in certain situations and applications.
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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
Steps to teaching a horse to accept a first touch.
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