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Exercises to teach your horse to pick up his feet and stand quietly and politely.
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Building confidence in your horse through ground and saddle work.
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Kathleen McFarren interviews Ken McNabb at the Western States Horse Expo in Sacramento in 2009.
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Ken McNabb helps with your horse's confidence and trust.
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Ken McNabb helps out with horsemanship.
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Ken McNabb talks abput making trailering safe for your horse.
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Ken McNabb Teaches Us How to Get Your Horse in Your Trailer.
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“Whoa” may well be the most important cue you teach. It is essential for your safety that you can get your horse stopped when you need to.
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Whether you compete in trail classes or not, trail obstacle courses are a great way to get your horse used to a lot of things and have fun.
