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Ponying
It's easy to see the potential benefits of riding one horse and leading
another. Also called "ponying," it may be the only way you can give your second
horse the exercise he needs. Or perhaps he's young or untrained, and ponying him
helps you build his confidence and teach him to cooperate... | read |
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Tackle Trail Challenges with Clinician Lynn Palm
When tackling rugged country, make safety a priority. Think ahead,
so you don't put yourself or your horse in a dangerous situation. Tell someone
where you're riding and when you're expected back. Don't ride alone. Carry a
cell phone on your body, not on your horse, in case you become... | read |
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Why You Need Good Hands
Any horse's performance is directly related to how far he moves,
how fast he responds, and how little pressure it takes from his rider giving a
specific cue to get him to respond. In this article, we'll focus on the rein
cue. You'll work on getting your horse lighter and more responsive to... | read |
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