Horse Leg Protection
Protecting a horse’s legs effectively and correctly is a skill every horseman should perfect. No matter the type of protection it must be properly used and applied.
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Tag: horsemanship
Communicating with Your Horse
Why is it these days that whenever a clinician tells a rider, “the most important way of communicating is….” – he or she always has a communication device to sell?
Or “the most important means of communication is” some kind of training system the clinician is promoting.
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Horses and Math
Train A, traveling 70 miles per hour (mph), leaves Westford heading toward Eastford, 260 miles away. At the same time Train B, traveling 60 mph, leaves Eastford heading toward Westford. When do the two trains meet? How far from each city do they meet?
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Feeding Transitions In The Spring
Notes From Julie My horses claim about 10 of our 15 acres of land, which you’d think would...
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Avoiding Feed-time Frenzy
Notes From Julie If you keep your horses at home, you’ve probably already developed a...
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A Horse’s Sense of Fairness
Notes From Julie “Does my horse have a sense of fairness?” Recently, one of my Interactive...
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Top 3 Saddle-Fit Pains
Notes From Julie At each of my clinics, my attention first turns to the horses’ tack to...
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Notes From Julie
When I was a kid, horses and ballet lessons were the only non-school activities I did. I went to...
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Resistance to Canter
Notes From Julie What do you do when your calm and cool horse doesn’t want to move out at...
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The Big Comeback
Notes From Julie Confidence is tough to regain after a fall. It’s much easier to work...
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