A Horse, Of Course
Some trainers are simply gifted athletes with a natural feel for a horse. Some are great...
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Some trainers are simply gifted athletes with a natural feel for a horse. Some are great...
Read Moreby Don Blazer | | A Horse, Of Course, Western
Mary Twelveponies wrote a book in 1982 (31 years ago) titled: There are No Problem Horses, Only Problem Riders.
She was correct then, and now!
You hear the complaining: “my horse won’t, can’t, does, doesn’t, will, won’t and isn’t”
Read MoreQuestion: Dear Julie,
I have ridden Western for the last 20 years, and have trained my horses based on the resistance free method or natural horsemanship as it is most commonly known today.
by Press Release | | Horse Training, Horsemanship, Western
Many great horseman have stepped into the Road to the Horse round pens to prove their mettle and showcase the best natural horsemanship has to offer, but in 2011 something unprecedented will occur.
Read Moreby Gary Middleton | | Horse Training, Western
“We let our horses push us around too much,” Buck Brannaman tells us. He’s in a round pen, working with a woman’s bay colt that keeps trying to push into Buck’s space. “I would never let my horse get this bad.”
The colt’s owner, who’s standing just outside the round pen fence, calls out to Buck, “He has tantrums!”