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New Horse for Training. The More Things Change…
…The more they stay the same. Wally the warmblood arrived safe and sound for 6 months or so of training board while his owner is out of the country. His owner’s goals: use Centered riding, natural horsemanship and classical training … Continue reading
Posted in Centered Riding tm, Challenges, Ideas & Exercises, Dressage... Naturally!, Horses and Life, Natural Horsemanship
Tagged 3-day eventing, boarder, classical training, dressage, dressage horse, eventing, horse, horse riding lessons, horse trainer, horse training, horse woman, horse women, horsewoman, horsewomen, jeannie, natural horsemanship, oldenburg, philosophy, polocrosse, pony club, powerful woman, show jumper, sinjin, thoroughbred, three-day eventing, training board, training principles, wally, warmblood
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Clicker Training for Hoof Handling
One of the first things a horse learns when they arrive on the farm for training is a bridge signal. This simple tool becomes a powerful horse training accelerator.
Posted in clicker training, Horse Trainer's Mindset, Natural Horse Care
Tagged abcess, abcess in horses, clicker, clicker train, diagnosing lameness, diagnosis, epsom salt, equine, free article, gideon, hooves, horse, horse training, horses, lameness, pony, training, Winter Horse Care
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Everyday Horse Training: Gideon’s Abcess
Ginny called from feeding the horses tonight with news that Gideon was three-legged lame. Mark and I layered up and headed out to the pasture. A quick onceover and a careful feel revealed the most likely diagnosis of lameness– and … Continue reading
Posted in clicker training, Horse Trainer's Mindset, Natural Horse Care, Natural Horsemanship
Tagged abcess, abcess in horses, clicker, clicker train, diagnosing lameness, diagnosis, epsom salt, equine, free article, gideon, hooves, horse, horse training, horses, lameness, pony, training, Winter Horse Care
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Blogroll
Enjoy our blogroll of like-minded, thinking horsewo/men!Have your own relevent blog you want to include? Add our link to your page and email us yours! BLOG VILLAGE’s Equine Webringgm Ring Owner: Janey Loree Site: BLOG VILLAGE Equine Webring Get Your … Continue reading
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Natural Horse Trainer 2008: Good Intentions, Great Results
Back in the saddle again. Muscles screaming from sitting around hour after hour in the name of “the holidays” are stretched into relief. As I ride out towards the mown corner of the field, I go through some of the … Continue reading
Posted in Inner Natural Horsemanship, Natural Horse Trainer-YOU!
Tagged brain space, chiropractor, dressage, dressage training, eternal youth, evil master, exercises, few minutes, fitness, horse, horseback, horseman, horsemanship, horses, intentionality, lateral work, massage, muscles, natural, new year, promises, rider, stretching exercise, trainer, training, vibrant living, vitamins
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Supplying Warm Water
Most of us do not have access to warm water in our barns or fields. One way to supply warm water is to
Posted in Natural Horse Care
Tagged abcess, care, equine, health, hoof, hooves, horse, horse care tip, Horse Care Tips, horse health tip, horses hooves, pony, tip, veterinary, Winter Horse Care
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Natural Friesian Beauty!
Gracie wasted no time in reveling in the natural life with a good mud spa! The morning after her arrival we chuckled at the contrast between the mud and the pretty blue ribbon Tonya loosely wove into her tail … Continue reading
Engaged with Grace
It was a dark and stormy night when the love of my life made two dreams come true…. Mark proposed with Gracie the Friesian as the engagement ring.
The Rubber Meets the Road
Today was an Avalon day. The light November rain washed gold and copper leaves–a beautiful backdrop for all the outdoor work I needed to get done: mending fence lines and planning new cross fencing to accommodate new boarders, deciding on … Continue reading
Posted in Living With Friesians
Tagged Friesian, horse, horse care, horsemanship, mare, natural, natural horsemanship
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Ride To the Middle Ages
Saturday morning lessons finished, I played hooky from farmwork and snuck over the Potomac to an Atlantian equestrian practice. Lady Alienor graciously shared her steeds with me. Atlantia’s Deputy Earl Marshal of the Horse, Lady Brandwyn Alston of the Rift, marshaled … Continue reading
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