training

10 Signs Of An Asymmetrical Horse

October 17, 2022
All horses are born asymmetrical. No horse is perfect! Each one has a dominant side, which serves them just fine naturally. Unfortunately, when you add the weight of a rider the lack of straightness through their body can become an issue. It should be your goal to teach the horse how to move in a...

How To Introduce Your Horse To Dogs

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September 28, 2022
Most horse farms have a dog or two. It’s important that your horse is properly introduced to your canine friend. While the two can usually live in harmony, you never quite know how they’ll take each other. Always practice caution and never assume anything! Tips for Introducing Dogs & Horses Your dog should have basic...

Journey To Winning The Extreme Mustang Makeover

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September 26, 2022
The Extreme Mustang Makeover in Fort Worth, Texas took place on September 8-10, 2022. The winner has been crowned! Camille McCutchon and her BLM mustang mare won with a total score of 361.5. Experience their journey and win! The Extreme Mustang Makeover Trainers have 100 days to train an untouched wild horse. They then compete...

5 Facts About The Snaffle Bit

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September 23, 2022
Determining the best bit for your horse can be difficult! There are so many different options from snaffle bits to curbs and Tom Thumbs. There’s a careful balance of being effective, but not too hard on your horse’s mouth. You may have to try a few variations to get the right one! Facts About The...

10 Tips For The Intermediate Rider

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September 22, 2022
An intermediate rider is comfortable on a horse. They have a solid understanding of the different gaits and can control their horse in most situations. They’re no longer a beginner, but not quite an experienced rider. If this you, then you may be wondering how to take your riding to the next level… Tips for...

Leading A Horse: Besides You Or Behind?

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September 20, 2022
It’s a question that most wonder at one point or another when leading… should the horse follow next to them or behind. For your safety, it’s important you lead them correctly! A respectful horse that walks quietly is much more enjoyable than an unruly one. Ultimately, you need to be in charge and tell them...

The Come To Me Exercise

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September 16, 2022
Groundwork is essential to having a respectful horse. There are different exercises you can do with your horse to teach them various lessons. In the ‘come to me’ exercise, your horse is lunging on a circle around you. You ask them to come into the circle and greet you. This can be helpful in refining...

How To Build A Pallet Round Pen

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August 16, 2022
Are you looking to build an affordable round pen? Consider using pallets! Most can be picked up for free or a few dollars. Imagine having your very own round pen for training and riding. Every farm needs one! Pallet Round Pen United Ranch on YouTube created a four part video series on how to build...

Reining In Slow Motion

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August 5, 2022
Training a reining horse isn’t a quick or easy process. The discipline requires challenging maneuvers that can take years to truly master. Some horses aren’t cut out for the intensity. When you find a good one, don’t let go of them! Reining Maneuvers The discipline was designed to replicate what a cow horse might do....
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