Ken McNabb Articles and Videos

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Ken McNabb
Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
Start with small challenges and work up to harder things in gradual steps
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Ken McNabb
Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
In this month’s article, we are going to discuss some tips for teaching your foal to lead and how to begin sacking him out.
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Ken McNabb
Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
Before you worry about riding your horse one handed, you need to make sure you have excellent control two handed.

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Ken McNabb
Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
The goal here is not to desensitize your horse, but to teach him to control his emotions.
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Ken McNabb
Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
It is your job, and your responsibility as a horse owner, to have your horse trained to stand quietly and politely while his feet are being trimmed and shod.
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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
Once your horse is going up and down hill in control and with his hind end under him, it’s time to play.
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Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
If you don’t have the respect of every horse in your herd you can be run over or kicked.

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Ken McNabb
Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
There are two reasons a horse will be spooky: Young & inexperienced or older & looking for release from what he is doing.
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Ken McNabb
Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
When you are first teaching a young horse to carry a rider at the lope, you want him to learn to be relaxed and confident.
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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
Ken McNabb with Katherine Lindsey Meehan
Ken covers saddling tips including safety, adjustments, fit, and position.
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Ken McNabb
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
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
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
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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