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  • Opening & Closing Gate

    Opening & Closing Gate

    By Michael Gascon

    Opening and closing a gate on horseback doesn’t have to be complicated—even if your horse is green or unpolished. In this post, Michael Gascon demonstrates a simple, safe method using...

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  • Guiding The Backup

    Guiding The Backup

    By Michael Gascon

    A strong backup is essential for improving your horse’s balance, collection, and responsiveness. In this guide, we break down how to teach your horse to guide while backing up using...

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  • How To Get Your Gaited Horse Gaiting Faster

    How To Get Your Gaited Horse Gaiting Faster

    By Michael Gascon

    Looking to get your gaited horse moving faster while maintaining smooth, controlled gaits? In this blog, we break down effective techniques for increasing your horse's speed, from engaging their hindquarters...

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  • Benefits Of Roping On Your Gaited Horse

    Benefits Of Roping On Your Gaited Horse

    By Michael Gascon

    Roping with your gaited horse offers incredible benefits, from improving responsiveness to enhancing their confidence around cattle. This training helps your horse multitask, develop better stopping power, and refine one-handed...

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  • Girth Sizing Tricks

    Girth Sizing Tricks

    By Michael Gascon

    Struggling with girth sizing when saddling your horse? Instead of buying a new girth, try this simple adjustment trick—remove the leather keeper and use a diagonal strap positioning to achieve...

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  • Getting A Horse To Drop Its Head By Using Your Legs

    Getting A Horse To Drop Its Head By Using Your Legs

    By Michael Gascon

    Training a horse to stop confidently is essential for both safety and control. By using consistent cues, proper body positioning, and rewarding the right response, you can teach your horse...

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  • 4th Grade - Mounting

    4th Grade - Mounting

    By Michael Gascon

    Mounting a horse safely is a crucial skill that every rider must master. Using a confident, two-step approach ensures your horse stays calm and prevents accidents. Proper rein contact, bold...

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  • Riding in a Group: How to Prepare Your Horse for the Trail

    Riding in a Group: How to Prepare Your Horse for the Trail

    By Michael Gascon

    Riding in a group can be an exciting experience, but it requires preparation to keep both you and your horse safe. The key is maintaining your horse’s undivided attention, ensuring...

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  • Getting Better Control Of Your Horse's Shoulders

    Getting Better Control Of Your Horse's Shoulders

    By Michael Gascon

    Mastering control of your horse's shoulders is key to improving balance, steering, and overall performance. This guide covers essential groundwork techniques and under-saddle exercises to help your horse respond to...

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  • Putting Your Legs On A Horse For Gait Work

    Putting Your Legs On A Horse For Gait Work

    By Michael Gascon

    Using your legs correctly is key to improving your gaited horse’s movement and collection. Instead of squeezing with your thighs or knees, apply pressure with your heels and calves to...

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  • Mastering the Art of Asking for Gait: A Step-by-Step Guide

    Mastering the Art of Asking for Gait: A Step-by-Step Guide

    By Michael Gascon

    Teaching your horse to gait starts with building a solid foundation of calmness, confidence, and responsiveness. By focusing on relaxation and obedience first, you create a horse that's ready to...

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  • Mastering the One Rein Stop

    Mastering the One Rein Stop

    By Michael Gascon

    The one rein stop is a vital emergency maneuver that helps riders safely halt a horse's forward movement by flexing its neck and redirecting its energy. Unlike other techniques,...

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