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Train Your Horse to Wait for your Cues

[/caption] While judging reining and other pattern-oriented classes like Western riding or trail, I’ve often seen the same scenario play out. A novice rider approaches the arena on her...

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Keep Your Train on Track

To successfully run timed-event patterns, you need to control your horse and communicate with him at top speed. You have to accelerate, slow down, turn and...

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Make Every Moment a Time to Train

In the May 2004 issue of Horse & Rider, the article "Finding (Making!) Time to Ride" tells how busy amateurs fit horses into their already-full lives. Here, clinician...

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Train Your Horse for Showmanship

Here’s how to teach your horse the six basic maneuvers that allow you to compete in showmanship at halter—and that put a fingertip-finesse handle on any horse....

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Train Your Horse to Jump Ditches

What is a ditch, anyway? At eventing's entry levels, it's no more than three feet wide and 12 inches deep. It doesn't need to be huge, however, to pose an...

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Train Your Dog to Behave Around Horses

Question: My Cairn terrier has never really liked loud noises. When we have thunderstorms he runs all over the house and yard barking like crazy trying to chase it. A...

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Julie Goodnight: The Drop-Head Cue

From a standstill, shorten one rein a bit, life that hand slightly to apply light pressure to your horse's mouth, then just wait. You'll feel tempted to increase the pressure...

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Train Your Horse to Ride by the Ocean

Have you always wanted to ride by the ocean - or at least along the side of your local pond or lake? Introduce your horse to water slowly and...

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Calm Your Horse With the Drop-Head Cue

[/caption] Like a needle on a gauge, your horse’s head position is an indicator of his emotional state. When his head rises, he’s tense and prepared for flight; when it lowers,...

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Horse Mannequin Will Train Rescuers

[/caption] The riding season will soon be upon us and with millions of horses throughout the world, it is inevitable that some of them will need to be rescued from ravines,...

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