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Our new intake Shelby has her rider evaluation today! She is willing and forward but needs to work on her steering and breaks a bit! 30 solid days of training and she should be good! #rescues #training #curly #gentlegiant #resistancefree (at Zuma's Rescue Ranch) https://www.instagram.com/p/CE2979rFfO0/?igshid=tdmc416ngsn5
Riding From Behind
In my fantasy world, you’ve read about leading from behind and beyond, and tried it with your horse. It wasn’t pretty at first. One of you might have tried too hard and one of you might have held his breath. And vice versa. Hopefully, your hands left his head alone. Hopefully, your horse got the chance to figure it out on his own and feel good about himself. Then the two of you went exploring.…
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Part Two: Norman, Is That You? (The Reactive Horse)
Part Two: Norman, Is That You? (The Reactive Horse)
Last week, I wrote about horses who are The Strong Silent Type. This horse is the opposite. Describing him sounds like reading the judge’s comments on a marginal dressage test: Tense in the back. Tight in the poll. Hollow. Too quick. It doesn’t stop there. He has twitchy eyes, a furrowed brow, and he clenches his jaw. Sometimes his head is so high you almost unable to see around it and the muscle…
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Reciprocity: A Softer Ask, a Softer Bend I overheard some riders complaining like old campaigners. Asking a horse for bend sounded like the…
