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Start with small challenges and work up to harder things in gradual steps
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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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Before you worry about riding your horse one handed, you need to make sure you have excellent control two handed.
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The goal here is not to desensitize your horse, but to teach him to control his emotions.
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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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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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If you don’t have the respect of every horse in your herd you can be run over or kicked.
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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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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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This month Ken and Lindsey cover a fun exercise that will improve your riding and confidence in the saddle.
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Ken covers saddling tips including safety, adjustments, fit, and position.
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This month, Ken discusses simple exercises for establishing respect and control when you are leading your stallion in any situation.
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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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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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This month, Ken and Lindsey focus on what to look for in a ranch horse prospect.
