July 5, 2010 | Posted by Black Horse Rider
I’ve heard it said, and firmly believe, every moment you spend with your horse is a training moment – whether you want it to be or not! Training, in this sense, means more than teaching correct leads or a fluid side pass; it means shaping our horse’s behavior for better or worse by how we [...]
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Tags: horse behavior, round pen, training moments | 2 Comments »
September 30, 2009 | Posted by Black Horse Rider
In a previous post I went through techniques of working a horse in the round pen and the philosophy behind such work. There was nothing new and original in this ‘how to’, just my adaptations and interpretations of the many great horse trainers out there and a reference to my own horse training experience. However, [...]
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Tags: beginning training, feeling a horse, green broke horse, horse behavior, lunging, round pen, training, young horses | Comments Off
September 6, 2009 | Posted by Black Horse Rider
Recently I had the most wonderful opportunity to spend the day watching and learning from one of the great horsemen of this era – John Lyons. It really was a stroke of luck. I was surfing around the web, looking for some horse-related piece of information this past Friday, when I stumbled on the John [...]
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Tags: Brian Neubert, clinic, Clinton Anderson, Debbie Spence, ground work, horse behavior, horse relationships, Horse Training, Jane Savoie, John Lyons, Pat Parelli, riding horses, spirituality | 2 Comments »