20-20 Vision: Riding with An Instructor
…you haven’t really done your homework. The key to a successful instructor-student relationship is a good fit of goals, personalities, and logistics. You need to know more about Ms. Smith…
…you haven’t really done your homework. The key to a successful instructor-student relationship is a good fit of goals, personalities, and logistics. You need to know more about Ms. Smith…
…enough to be building a new facility, plan your site layout carefully. Place buildings on high ground, with pastures or paddocks sloping away from buildings. A good excavator is a…
…But not all advice is good advice. Even good advice might not necessarily apply to you. If you’re working on teaching your horse the “calm down” cue as a building…
…a good course designer, when everyone at the end of the day is happy, and he also gets the amount of clears he wants. He is very good that way.”…
…body to adjust to the water temperature. Starting at the legs is a good way to get the horse accustomed to the running water, too, so that he’s not surprised…
…strides away—or I’d commit to it, giver ‘er the gas, and charge. It didn’t present a good picture or create a good jump. And I didn’t start doing better until…
…to take up running, and starting training by watching an Olympic race. 4. Be prepared to start at the bottom, and work your way up. The green-class patterns are often…
…horse progresses through the training, you may want something that makes a louder noise. A .22-caliber starter pistol is a good choice, or you can use a .22-caliber gun with…
…I was really good at using startle and bullying horses into leading and standing and whatever. Everybody told me that you don’t ride a baby horse until they’re two. So…
…all three phases,” he observed. But Phillip also pointed out, “You can still get a good all-around horse and make it a really good horse, whereas in some of the…