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Self Control Precedes Horse Control

Training "Mythunderstandings" Merely causing a horse to do something does not mean that you are in control of the horse. Think about the times you have seen someone put a chain...

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Speed Control

Question: I need your advice regarding my riding mare, Lady. One problem has been very troublesome for me, as it takes a lot of the pleasure away from our rides....

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Fly Control

Want to include an organic product in your fly-control program? Newly approved by the EPA for sale to the equine market, BalEnce Biopesticide - available as...

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Parasite Control

In the 1960s, deworming was done by a veterinarian, who treated a horse by passing a stomach tube through his nose to deliver potent chemicals that killed everything that wiggled....

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The Confident Rider: Get Softness and Control

[/caption] In the Problem Solvers section of the March 2012 issue, Tommy Garland answers a reader's question about her horse not wanting to stop from an extended trot or lope. One...

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Advanced Ground Control (Heeding - Pt 3 of 3)

Training "Mythunderstandings" Ground control precedes horse control. If a horse doesn't heed its handler on the ground, it is never going to listen when that person swings into the saddle. A...

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A Framework for Developing Rein Control

You've read plenty of articles on how to solve different problems, and perhaps you've worked through various training exercises. But what's missing in your mind is...

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Clinton Anderson's Trail Control

Of all the things that can cause excitement on a trail ride, one of the most unsettling for your horse is the appearance of one or more unfamiliar horses. In...

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Summer Insect Control

[/caption] The summer assault on your horse It often seems, in the summer months, that the entire insect kingdom is out to make your horse's life a misery. From stableflies biting at...

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Understand and Control Botflies

[/caption] During the summer and early fall months, you may notice the appearancs of small yellow-ish dots on your horse's coat. These are the eggs of Gasterophilus, the botfly, which the...

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