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John Lyons Trainer

Putting on a free demo near you!

My riding clinics feature:

• free demos on Friday nites: see why you should be riding with us, get your questions answered, see the answers demonstrated

• two full days of riding, open to observers, featuring classic Lyons exercises and new stuff you "ain't never seen before!"

Make plans to ride in an upcoming clinic!

Upcoming clinics:

Milton, VT
(April 18-20, 2008)
Glashofen, Germany
(June 7-8, 2008)
Salt Lake City, UT
(date TBD, 2008)

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Don't miss your chance to learn the gentle, effective, "ever-changing" methods pioneered by John Lyons.

 
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Face First in Stall Farriers and Feet
Fear Feed Forage Grain
Fencing Fencing and Gates
Fire Prevention First Aide
Foals and Foaling Food Rewards and Hand Feed
Foundation Training Founder
Gaits Geldings
Getting a Different Horse Give Him a Job
Give to Bit Go Forward
Goals Grooming
Ground Driving Ground Tie
Ground Training Hackamore
Haltering Hand Position
Hard Mouth - see also Give to Bit Haunches In - see Hip Control
Hay Head Down Cue - see also Calm Down
Head Tossing Headshy
Health and Vet Care Herd Dynamics
Hip Control Hoof Care
Hormones Horse Property
Horse That Bites Horses That Won't Go
Horses That Won't Slow Inoculating - also see Shots
Jig and Jigging Jumping
Kicking Kids
Kiss Lameness
Lateral Work Lead Changes
Leading Leads
Learning Cycles Leg Cue
Leg Pressure Leg Protection
Legs - Lifting Lie Down - also see Tricks
Lightness Living with Horses
Lope - see also Cantering Lunge and Lunge Line
Manners Mares and Foals
Mixed Signals Motivate and Motivator
Mounting and Dismounting Mouthy
Move to Touch Mules
Natural and Unnatural Neck Reining
Nervous Horse Nervous Rider
No Contact Leading Nutrition
Older Horse Care Pain
Pasture Pawing
Picking Up Feet Plow Reining
Positive Experience - Rider Positive Horse Training - see Active vs Reactive
Preventitive Care Principles and Philosophy
Problem Solving Pulling Back
Pushy Behavior  
   
   
         
 
 
 
 
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