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Keith Hosman, Certified Trainer
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You'll be receiving your next issue of my horse-training newsletter in the next week or so - but I wanted to give you a heads up:

"Trailer Training Horses: An Easy Guide to the Methods of John Lyons" is now available!

Get any horse to "trailer up" when and where you choose. Written by John Lyons Trainer Keith Hosman, you can print this downloadable book from home - and be training in five minutes.

The material is broken down into 5 "Days" or segments. Train your own horse to:

- load immediately and willingly
- unload just as easily
- have terrific ground manners

As an added plus, I've included an extra chapter detailing exactly how to use a roundpen to teach your horse to proactively "hunt" for an open trailer.

Download "Trailer Training Horses" now for $4.99. That's under a buck day!

Other courses include
- "Stop Bucking" ($4.99)
- "Rein In Your Horse's Speed" (now just $3.99)
- "Round Pen: First Steps"

Tip: Scroll down to see how to get both "Stop Bucking" and "Rein In Your Horse's Speed" for free!

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Free Articles: Your horse's ground manners are directly related to its willingness to enter a trailer. In case you missed earlier issues of my newsletter, here are two free articles I'd suggest to get your horse leading like a true partner:

- The First Thing I Do - Improve respect & trust
- Why Does My Horse Still Have This Problem?

Study Course Giveaway

"Stop Bucking" and "Rein In Your Horse's Speed"

- Get one for $4.99 or
- Get 2 FOR NOTHING!
- Print out in 2 minutes, be training in 5!

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"Stop Biting Me!"

Here's a favorite horse-training tip, "Biting Horses," excerpted from a past issue:

"Did your horse tell you today that he's going to bite you next week? Will you bet your finger on that? Or your daughter's arm? Do you even know the signals? When you cinch up your horse and he pins his ears or you ask him to move away and he "purses up" his lips like he's mad, he's sending you a message. The message is simple and it's one of two things. It's either "I am the boss. Who are you, mortal, to ask me to do a dang thing?" or "I'm planning on taking over; expect a coup next Thursday.

"Biting is the single-most dangerous vice your horse can have. It's more dangerous than bucking, than rearing, kicking - or anything else you can name. A horse can take off a finger, an ear or objects I can't mention in this article in an instant. If your horse has developed that habit (or you fear that it might be about to), then nip it in the bud. Establish a tough zero tolerance policy and act aggressively...."

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Thanks for reading - and regards,

Keith Hosman, John Lyons Certified Trainer
Horsemanship101.com

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