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The Enlightened Horseman: April 2009
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Training horses, natural horsemanship, classical horsemanship and anything else I can think of that might interest you. Interview at Tack and Talk. My Methods with Videos. Trailer Loading Mistakes and How to Avoid them. Horses in the South. The Off Beat Report. Thursday, April 30, 2009. Posted by Enlightened Horsemanship. Tuesday, April 28, 2009. For the Enlightened Rider, the Golden Principle is that:. A Horse and Rider should be Partners. Anyone will quickly tell you that a partnership involves comprom...
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The Enlightened Horseman: July 2009
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Training horses, natural horsemanship, classical horsemanship and anything else I can think of that might interest you. Interview at Tack and Talk. My Methods with Videos. Command or Control, a Ground Based Review. Horses in the South. The Off Beat Report. Sunday, July 19, 2009. Command or Control, a Ground Based Review. The following tests might help:. 1 Lead your horse through a series of obstacles, there should always be slack in the lead rope, if you never lose the slack, you have command. These are ...
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The Enlightened Horseman: A Quick Pic
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Training horses, natural horsemanship, classical horsemanship and anything else I can think of that might interest you. Interview at Tack and Talk. My Methods with Videos. Horses in the South. The Off Beat Report. Friday, December 18, 2009. Posted by Enlightened Horsemanship. Discipline play a vital role in horsemanship. Its takes discipline to understand the horses nature and perspective. From there you build a language to communicate your ideas to the horse for a willing response.
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Horses in Training: The Rider who cannot Command Himself
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View my complete profile. The Rider who cannot Command Himself. The Rider who cannot Command Himself. Posted by Enlightened Horsemanship. This entry was posted on December 18, 2009 at 12/18/2009 . You can follow any responses to this entry through the comments feed.
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Horses in Training: June 2009
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View my complete profile. Day 16. More Riding, a lot more, and Hindquarter C. Day 15, Max gets a day off. Day 14. More Pressure on Max. Flex, Turn, Yield. Day 13, Max Starts Hind Quarter Control. Day 12, Max gets an assessment. Day 11 Max Walking, Troting, and Turning, Bare Bac. Day 10, More on Lateral Flexion. Day 9 Max Working Lateral Flexion. Day 8 Max takes a day off. Day 7 Max and Lateral Flexion. Day 6 Max Walk Trot, Good and Bad, Mounted Trot. Day 5 Max being Ridden and Lateral Flexion. 2 Slide my...
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Horses in Training: December 2009
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View my complete profile. The Rider who cannot Command Himself. The Rider who cannot Command Himself. Posted by Enlightened Horsemanship.
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The Enlightened Horseman: May 2009
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Training horses, natural horsemanship, classical horsemanship and anything else I can think of that might interest you. Interview at Tack and Talk. My Methods with Videos. Leadership, by Example, or by Exception? Minimize your Cue, Lighten your Horse. More on Lighter Cues, Lightness is when bridles ar. Horses in the South. The Off Beat Report. Sunday, May 31, 2009. I recently had a conversation about jumping. The person I was speaking to echoed many concerns that people have when learning how to do this.
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The Enlightened Horseman: Slow and Steady wins the Race
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Training horses, natural horsemanship, classical horsemanship and anything else I can think of that might interest you. Interview at Tack and Talk. My Methods with Videos. Slow and Steady wins the Race. Horses in the South. The Off Beat Report. Thursday, March 21, 2013. Slow and Steady wins the Race. Well the Grand National is approaching. And looking at the Aintree Grand National Odds. We can also look at flat racing verses steeple chasing and oddly enough, it is well known that there are fewer injuries...
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The Enlightened Horseman: August 2009
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Training horses, natural horsemanship, classical horsemanship and anything else I can think of that might interest you. Interview at Tack and Talk. My Methods with Videos. Horses in the South. The Off Beat Report. Friday, August 14, 2009. 1 Join a gym. (and go). Horse back riding is a physical skill. It requires practice, and fitness. Get fit, get flexible, and develop the arm strength that it requires to start getting on your horse. 2 If you cannot afford a gym, then consider the following exercises:.
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The Enlightened Horseman: June 2009
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Training horses, natural horsemanship, classical horsemanship and anything else I can think of that might interest you. Interview at Tack and Talk. My Methods with Videos. Impulsion, What is it? So what of Collection? Finally, the Impulsion, Collection Connection. Came off my Bucking Horse, should I get back on? Catching the Uncatchable Horse. Barn Sour, take him back and work him. Horses in the South. The Off Beat Report. Sunday, June 28, 2009. Barn Sour, take him back and work him. A problem of this so...
