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Introducing your saddle horse to a lariat rope and getting him comfortable with its use could go a long way in training your horse to become a safe and solid equine citizen.
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Are You Ready For A Horsemanship Clinic? Richard Winters offers food for thought to prepare.
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Fixing the Barn, Gate, or Buddy Sour Horse
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Richard Winters discusses how rein and leg positions communicate to and control different parts of the horse's body.
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Refining leg yielding and side-passing for more precise body control.
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Find out what Richard Winters has to say about training horses--and people!
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Get out of the arena and take a ride in the real world. Richard offers strategies for helping your horse stay focused when you encounter obstacles on the trail.
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Richard Winters' Training Video Series: The Car Wash Obstacle. Taught in Hawaii.
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There are thousand little things that make the big difference and will elevate you from horseback rider status to the ranks of true horsemanship.
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Richard Winters gives his advice to people interested in becoming Horse Trainers.
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Kathleen McFarren reviews Richard Winters book "A Horseman's Journey"
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Richard Winters says get out of the arena and ride the trails.
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Whether you are a weekend trail rider or a high-level performance horse trainer, stopping, and stopping correctly, is an absolute necessity.
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The Road to the Horse was just held this year on March 14-15. It was a privilege and honor for me to have been invited to participate this year.
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A counter-canter is the purposeful act of cantering or loping the horse in one direction while maintaining the opposite lead.
