Largest AQHA Equestrians With Disabilities Competition
…?Finally, he let me start with a group of people on board and we started the Equestrians With Disabilities classes.? Initially, the program featured three classes. In nine years, it…
Search Results for: halter classes
Riding Solo
…ramp or use two house doormats to improve your horse’s “purchase.”) Next, with your horse in a correctly fitted halter and a long lead, position him in back of the…
Little Lessons For Your Horse Add Up
…his head toward whatever’s pulling on him, we want him to do so without having pulled away first. When a horse is wearing a halter and lead, there’s no physical…
Book Review: Trick Training for Horses
…I recommend using just a halter and lead rope or reins (if you need a connection on both sides of the horse’s head) as this offers the gentlest connection and…
Horse-Selling Strategies in a Buyer’s Market
…or in front of potential buyers. His clean halter is fitted properly, and the workmanlike lead shank is correctly attached to the halter’s lower ring. The horse’s clean white coat…
Groundwork Leadership
…neck, shoulder, and belly and hugging his head. At this point, John put the halter on. Attaching the lariat to the halter, he again sent his colt forward, gently turned…
Controlling Movement (Part IV)
…to a forward pull on the halter. Instructions: Stand next to your horse head facing forward. Grasp the base of the rope halter with your hand, just above where the…
Inside Look: 2011 Road to the Horse
…brought back in, flanked by cowboys on horses who shepherded the colts into their own round pen to await their trainer. None of the colts wore a halter. At that…
Connecting With Your Horse in the Round Pen
…I still begin in the round pen with a horse who hasn’t been halter trained or who can’t safely be haltered or led. That lets me find a starting point…
Ask Horse Journal: 09/01
…instruction. ———- Magnesium For Cresty Stallions I have a four-year-old Quarter Horse stallion competing in halter classes. I read your magnesium for laminitis article (January 2001), and I wondered if…