Resistances in your horse
There are two forms of resistances in horses, and they require the handler to adapt their training accordingly.
There are two forms of resistances in horses, and they require the handler to adapt their training accordingly.
What is napping? I come across a lot of napping horses. Napping is a reluctance from the horse to go away from known environments and/or their buddies. At first, you …
Standing still for mounting – it sounds so easy doesn’t it?! Safe mounting is all about preparing your horse well. Your horse needs to have his attention on you, be …
When we are riding, it’s very useful to think about the biomechanics of the horse. How your horse moves within each gait affects how the rider needs to move in …
Horse & Rider Biomechanics… It’s all about “The Roll”! Read More »
This blog is a summary and a recap of some of the main points of the December 2018 Webinar. The focus was on how important your horse’s response to the …
The Importance of “Forward” in Loading and Ridden Work Read More »
We’d all love to look like this partnership, particularly when we are at competitions, but unfortunately it doesn’t always work out like this! Check out this question I got sent, …