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Sacking Out in Horse Training

Posted On: July 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
In horse training, sacking out refers to the process of desensitizing a horse, or removing the...


What Is a Mustang Horse?

Posted On: July 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
A mustang horse is a horse that was bred in the wild through a process of natural selection...


One Rein Riding With Halter and Lead Rope

Posted On: April 7th 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
One rein riding using a halter and lead rope is a great way to break in green horses or to...


How to Wash a Stallion's Sheath

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
A stallion's sheath should be washed twice a year using water and mild soap to remove...


How to Train a Horse Not to Kick

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
Training a horse not to kick is done by spending time near the horse, grooming the horse, handling..


How to Teach a Horse to Back Up Under a Saddle

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
To teach a horse to back up under a saddle, first teach the horse the term "back" while on...


Training a Young Horse to Accept a Rider

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
A young horse can be trained to accept a rider through a process of leaning on the horse...


What Is the Proper Way to Cinch a Saddle

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
Cinching a saddle properly takes practice, as it should be tight enough to keep the saddle...


How to Western Saddle a Horse

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
Mounting a western saddle on a horse requires first brushing down the horse's back, laying down...


How to Break a Horse

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
Breaking a horse, also known as starting the horse, involves plenty of handling...


Why Bare Foot is Good For Your Horse

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
A horse going bare foot is healthier for the animal and for the environment, as the horse's...


Terrain Difficulty Level (Overview)

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
Training a horse on various terrain difficulty levels is important so the horse is not spooked...


How to Train a Horse to Neck Rein

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
Neck reining is a method of indirect reining that trains the horse to respond to very...


How to Train a Horse to Jog & Lope

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
Training a horse to jog or lope begins with good groundwork where the horse learns both verbal...


How to Lead a Horse

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
Leading a horse is done through positive reinforcement, gentle pressure and vocal cues. Train...


How to Walk Under and Behind a Horse

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
Walking under and behind a horse is a great way to get the horse comfortable with human contact...


How to Teach Your Horse to Open His Mouth

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
To teach a horse to open his mouth, give the animal a piece of carrot, let the horse lick...


How to Stop a Horse From Walking Off When You Mount

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
Horses might walk off while being mounted to regain their balance, so training them from an...


Teaching a Horse to Mount From Both Sides

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
Teaching a horse to mount from both sides is important for a variety of situations, and it can...


Hobble Training Your Horse

Posted On: April 2nd 2009
Posted By: Rick Gore
Hobble training requires slowly getting the horse used to new things it might be afraid of, such...



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