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Teach Your Horse Turn on the Forehand
A clear explanation of how to teach your horse turn on the forehand. | MORE
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. | MORE
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. | MORE
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. | MORE
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. | MORE
Teaching Your Horse to Tie, Method 1 and 2
This type of tie-training is practical if your horse is relatively sedate and reliable. | MORE
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. | MORE
Teach Your Horse to Tie
Make a safe and systematic lesson plan when schooling a horse to stand steady. | MORE
Tips on Improving Suppleness Under Saddle
Improving a horse's flexibility and suppleness under saddle can be an uphill battle. Consider these flatwork tips when leg-yielding and circles don't do the trick. | MORE
Teaching Your Horse to Longe
Instructor and trainer Ron Meredith discusses how to teach your horse to using the heeding techniques presented in earlier lessons. | MORE
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