Horse Training
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Flexing In Motion
Flexing in motion is the key to ultimate horse control, ensuring your horse stays soft, responsive, and safe at any speed. Many riders focus on flexing at a standstill, but...
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Precision Backing
Precision backing is a vital skill for any rider looking to improve their horse’s responsiveness and agility. By focusing on clear cues, consistent practice, and proper steering techniques, you can...
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Speed Transitions On Your Gaited Horse
Mastering speed transitions is essential for achieving smooth, crisp gaits with your gaited horse, whether you're preparing for a show or improving performance on the trail. By establishing a solid...
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Tying To A Hitching Post
Learn how to safely tie your horse to a hitching post using a secure clove hitch knot. This method not only keeps your horse centered and calm but also reduces...
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Tying In A Trailer
Properly tying your horse in a trailer is crucial for their safety during transport. This guide covers the best practices, including tying at wither height, using a quick-release knot, and...
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Button Using Your Hands On The Reins
Mastering the "three buttons" on the reins—flexing the horse's head, disengaging the hindquarters, and moving the shoulders—is a simple yet powerful way to gain control and communicate effectively with your...
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Deworming A Resistant Horse
Deworming a resistant horse requires patience, preparation, and the right approach. By desensitizing the horse to mouth handling and introducing the dewormer gradually, you can make the process stress-free. Avoid...