Basic Schooling
Teaching Your Horse to Tie, Method 1 and 2
This type of tie-training is practical if your horse is relatively sedate and reliable. By Karen Kopp Du Teil with Marvin Walker for EQUUS magazine.
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Keep Your Horse from Pulling on the Longe
This California trainer's three-step system will help you teach your horse proper longeing etiquette. From the editors of Practical Horseman magazine. -
The Right Start for a Young Horse
New Jersey trainer Doug Payne has a low-key system for getting youngsters going confidently and calmly. By Susan Powell Marcus for Practical Horseman magazine. -
Teach Your Horse Turn on the Forehand
From international dressage trainer Leslie Webb, a clear explanation of how to school the turn on the forehand. From the editors of Practical Horseman magazine. -
Jeff Cook's Zig-Zag Flatwork Exercise
A zig-zag, not a serpentine, is the bonus flatwork exercise from Jeff Cook, the expert who brings you Practical Horseman's popular Beginning Adult Rider series. From the editors of Practical Horseman magazine. -
Make Every Moment a Time to Train
Clinton Anderson offers training tips on how to make the most of moments you do have to spend with your horse. By Jennifer Forsberg Meyer. -
Give Voice Commands on a Lead Line
An excerpt from Jane Savoie's book, It's Not Just About the Ribbons, published by Trafalgar Square Press. -
Teaching Your Horse to Tie: Measuring Progress
If you are systematic in your approach and don't resort to bad habits, a few shorts tie-training sessions with your horse can reap great benefits. By Karen Kopp Du Teil with Marvin Walker for EQUUS Magazine. -
Preparing Your Horse to Tie
Teaching your horse to tie is easier and safer when you have prepared him well and have the right equipment. Written by Karen Kopp Du Teil with Marvin Walker for EQUUS Magazine. -
Teach Your Horse to Tie
Make a safe and systematic lesson plan when schooling a horse to stand steady. Written by Karen Kopp Du Teil with Marvin Walker for EQUUS magazine.
