Archive for the ‘Horse Training’ Category

The LITTLE Training Moments

Posted on: July 5th, 2010 by Black Horse Rider 2 Comments

I’ve heard it said, and firmly believe, every moment you spend with your horse is a training moment – whether you want it to be or not! Training, in this sense, means more than teaching correct leads or a fluid side pass; it means shaping our horse’s behavior for better or worse by how we interact with them and often times in the dullest of moments – like when we… Continue reading this POST

Horse Business 101

Posted on: March 24th, 2010 by Black Horse Rider

A good trainer should have facilities and horses that reflect his or her horse abilities. Be a savvy consumer when it comes to finding a trainer for your horse – check out how the trainer’s facilities and horses look and talk to past clients. Your horse is worth it! Continue reading this POST

Dino, the Bow and a Surprise!

Posted on: February 14th, 2010 by Black Horse Rider

Dino learns to bow after a few sessions with halter, rope, cue stick and of course lots of treats. Dino surprises us all by deciding to lay down when asked to bow from the off side. Fortunately Charlie had camera in hand for this fun horse bowing/laying moment! Continue reading this POST

Canter Out Of Control

Posted on: February 11th, 2010 by Black Horse Rider

If you have a horse that motors into a gallop everytime you ask for a canter while riding or on the lunge line then you might want to start from square one back in the round pen. Most of our problems with horses can be attributed to “Us asking but the horse isn’t listening” or “Us asking and the horse not understanding”. Both of these scenarios can be solved with the proper building blocks of basic training practices and good riding. Continue reading this POST

Good Riding EQUALS Good Horse

Posted on: January 26th, 2010 by Black Horse Rider 2 Comments

How we ride our horses, and our level of commitment to being better riders, can eliminate many common behavioral problems in a horse. Good riding helps a horse to develop physically and mentally so he becomes a wonderful riding companion and a talented performer. Continue reading this POST

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