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Julie Goodnight answers: How do I teach my young horse to collect?
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Last month we discussed how to prepare and desensitize your horse to a lariat rope. With that preparation in place it is now possible to use these skills to perform practical tasks.
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Always use your senses when you ride. Look for changes in shadow and light on the trail, logs, rocks, or anything else that your horse may find unsettling.
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This month, we will cover how to teach your kids or any novice rider to understand leads
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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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Conclusion of three-part series on starting your colt toward being under saddle.
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For June, Ken McNabb continues his series on how to start a colt under saddle.
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How to start a young horse in the round pen as the first step towards starting him under saddle.
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A common trail training problem is presented by the horse who wants to run up from behind to catch up to the horse(s) in front of him.
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Are You Ready For A Horsemanship Clinic? Richard Winters offers food for thought to prepare.
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Posting on a specific diagonal pair at the trot has to do with the horse’s balance and also his work load
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One typical problem is the horse who always wants to be in front.
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Building a Partnership with Your Horse, Lower body exercises
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Ask Julie Goodnight: How can I improve my horse’s stop?
