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"Training a horse is all about control. It's about taking control one body part at a time and it's about being an active, rather than reactive rider. The concepts we've included here, along with our featured exercise "Steer the Tail," teach you the concepts you'll need to create the horse you've always wanted.

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"It's important that you understand that I'm not asking them to come work for me. I'm not thinking that they "want to" or they "should." They don't want to; I can promise you that. They'd much rather be left alone. So, I have to find a way to motivate them...."

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Best Start For An Unbroke Horse

Set of 4 DVDs, clear and concise instruction for green and unbroke horses

This collection features eight hours of demonstrations on three different unbroke horses. Also included: advanced work on finished horses. This information is concise and easy to for novice or advanced riders.

Grounding Our Training
• Basic and Advanced Round Pen Work
• Halter and Bridle Training
•Catching and Stall Manners
• Working with Two Horses
• Spooking and Obstacles
• Dragging Objects
• Sacking Out and Saddling

First Ride and Beyond
• First Ride
• Introducing Leg Cues
• Riding Over Obstacles
• Hip and Shoulder Control
• Stopping, Backing and Side Passing

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