As a hoof care practitioner (barefoot farrier) I am faced with the problem of ill fitting saddles every day. More often than not I arrive at a barn and find that the horse has very sore withers and...
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Bucking, rearing, bolting, barn sour, kicking, biting, fidgeting! How do you solve these crazy horse issues? Delete the scoop?
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Justin Mundt of Justin Mundt Horsemanship gives some insight into why horses bite, and how to prevent, and ultimately fix this dangerous problem. Delete the scoop?
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"Take my Quick Quiz to discover your true relationship with your horse! Delete the scoop?
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"When I ask my horse to go forward I need to look forward. I need to communicate my intention to my horse mentally as well as physically. If I am looking at my horses’ head, he may or may not go forward. If he does go forward, it will not be with the same certainty or confidence he would have had he known I was looking forward. The reason he can tell that I’ve moved my eyes and head to look forward is due to something called a Proprioceptive Change." Delete the scoop?
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The reason why a lot of horses pull back and constantly paw and stomp their feet when you tie them up is because they never get tied up. Delete the scoop?
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Take the quiz and see if you know how to be safe around horses while grooming, riding and driving. Delete the scoop?
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Race horse Nitro Active had won nearly $200,000, a modestly successful racing career. But by December of last year it was over. Delete the scoop?
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Bill Monovan has spent more than 20 years of his life riding horses at a pasture in Perth. Via Susie Blackmon Delete the scoop?
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Equusite.com - Checking the fit of your horse's bit for optimizing comfort and response. Delete the scoop?
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Establish control over your barn-sour horse with this sure-fire fix from John Lyons' book, Troubleshooting. Delete the scoop?
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Want to learn more about about TTouch® for horses and the basic TTouch for any animal or humans? Visit our online store for books and videos to help you get ... Delete the scoop?
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Putting you & your horse in good hands. Building trust, respect & confidence between horse & human. Delete the scoop?
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There's an old saying no hoof, no horse, take the quiz and see if you know basic hoof care! Delete the scoop?
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Horse Bits: The differences between an eggbutt bit, snaffle bit and curb bit explained is a free downloadable report on horse bits explains types of h... This actually works, enter your email and you will get the free download. I did it! Delete the scoop?
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