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In Part 2 of teaching your horse to guide, Billy shows you a few exercises that he does to soften the horses face to be able to guide better. Billy also shows you how he gets his horses to…
Barbs talks about using artificial insemination (A.I.) how and why most people us A.I. in the quarter horse industry instead of breeding by a live cover.
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This is a safety tip on how to safely hard tie your horse with a quick release knot brought to you by Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA). It will explain how short or long to tie, where…
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Debbie goes over the importance of rein management while you show. Having your reins the correct length and both even, can show the judge you are there to impress. Keeping your reins the…
Billy goes over how he teaches his horses guide with two hands and one hand. Billy explains why he wants his horses to be light and responsive to the reins when you teach your horse to guide…
Mozaun goes over how to properly pick up your horses feet up and where to position your body to where you are less likely to get hurt.
Developing the Rider's Seat: Exercises to help students improve their communication with the horse primarily using their seat. Quick Corrections: Develop your eye to find the root cause of…
Using Arena Equipment to Challenge all Levels: Teaching a solid group lesson is important, especially if you have a variety of riding levels within one class. Specific exercises will be…
CHA Instructor Dale Rudin explains reading horse behavior in this educational tip by Certified Horsemanship Association
Fred talks about the three cues that he gives his horses to back up. Fred goes over the importance of having a soft horse to be able to perform the back up correctly and making to easier for…
Fred talks about training a reining horse and why collection is a useful tool to make a good reining horse.
Barbara instructs on how to properly familiarize your horse to a mounting block. She recommends various steps and positions for safety.
Pete shows you exercises that he incorporates into his training that helps engage his horses shoulders and keeps them up while they are loping.
Tom goes over what he thinks is the best ground to work on for a reining horse.
Tom talks about managing his hay barn and what to be careful about when storing hay.
Learn about the Nine Things the IRS Looks for in Your Horse Business
Tom McCutcheon talks with us on most important factors to build a facility. Check out Tom’s video!
Will goes over a basic trail exercise that he likes to do with all of his horses. The “Clover Exercise” can be performed at the walk, trot, and lope.
Tom McCutcheon has been competing at the highest level for years. How does he do it? Tom gives his tips for staying and competing at the higher levels. Check out Tom’s video!
In Part I of this series, reining legend, Bob Loomis, talks about his theory in conformation called The Trapezoid Theory that he uses on all of his horses whether selecting a reining prospect…
Mark goes over how to be aware of you and your horses surrounding while riding. he also says use the horses gifts of knowing what is going on around them, and to support them if they get scared.
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Daniel talks about how you can properly train your horse with limited space.
This Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) video explains how to effectively count jump strides in a line of fences while doing a course walk on foot. It is always a good idea to measure…
Josh Tishman talks with and shows us how to correctly fit a bit and bridle in this latest training video. Check out Josh’s video!
Learn What Mares Have Taught Us About Menopause with Teresa Knight - Chief Medical Officer for Women's Health Specialists of Saint Louis
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Sarah talks about how she gets her horses to get its forward motion going without scaring the horse. Being a soft rider and being quite in your saddle while riding a young horse for the first…
While at the 2018 NRBC, Martin Muehlstaetter made time to do some training videos for us. Check out Martin’s video on introducing stops.
Daivd Dellin, the Director of Judges for APHA, gives educational tips on showmanship.
The 4 Pillars of Small Business Success. Sales and marketing expert Ryan Dohrn will provide you a step-by-step guide to small business success. You will learn how to clearly define your…
Using Ground Poles & Cones to Improve Riding: Take home useful exercises for all levels of riders in all disciplines with the use of arena props such as ground poles and cones.
Moazun talks about the Versatility Ranch Horse and what he looks for in a horse to be able to compete and be successful in this discipline. Mozaun also talks about how he gets his horses…
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