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Controlling Show-Ring Nerves

[/caption] Butterflies in your stomach before a competition or big riding event are normal, and can even be helpful---as long as they fly in formation. However, if you can’t control your...

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How to Beat Show Nerves

In the July 2009 issue of Horse & Rider magazine, Team Horse & Rider's Carol Metcalf gives our reader a six-point strategy to keep her show nerves under control. As...

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Mind Control for Show Nerves

[/caption] Q: I've just started showing my horse in Western pleasure, but find that my nerves get the best of me at show time. My tension makes my horse tense, and...

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Karen and David O’Connor on Bolters, Nerves

Karen and David O'Connor, the golden couple of three-day eventing, have five Olympic medals between them, as well as wins at Rolex Kentucky, Badminton, the World Equestrian Games and many...

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Use Breathing Halts to Settle Nerves

If anyone knows how to calm a nervous horse or rider, it's Susan Harris. She teaches Centered Riding, a series of techniques that use body awareness,...

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A Case of Facial Nerve Paralysis

My grandson recently acquired a cutting horse for high school rodeo that has an interesting condition. When stimulated or focusing on something, the horse's muzzle deviates to...

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Recognizing Radial Nerve Paralysis in Horses

[/caption] No one would fault you for thinking the worst if you discovered your horse standing in his field, unwilling and unable to walk even a step. But before you panic,...

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EquiSearch's Ask the Vet: Facial Nerve Injury

Question: My 7-month-old colt caught his right hind leg on a log or something, tore a giant hole in his leg under the hock that went to the bone and...

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Glossary of Equine Terms - N

Native Ponies: Another name for the Mountain and Moorland breeds of the UK - i.e. New Forest, Exmoor, Dartmoor, Highland, Fell, Dale, Shetland, Connemara and Welsh. Navicular Bone:...

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Saddle Fit Tip and Video: ‘How to tell if your saddle hurts your horse’ by Jochen Schleese

Poor saddle fit can cause discomfort and pain that may result in permanent damage to your horse. Jochen Schleese CMS and Saddle Ergonomist shows how to recognize the signs of...

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