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"She just stands there and won't go anywhere"
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Dear Keith...
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
I have recently started working with my 2 year old mare and she lets me get on her back but she won't do anything. She just stands there and won't go anywhere no matter what I do. How can I get her to go? |
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Suggested Article: "Speed Up Your Slow Horse"
"The fix for the lazy horse can be done while doing any riding exercise. The first thing that makes a horse responsive or lighter is having a clear cue. A cue is something that you ask the horse and can get the horse to do. That means a cue to...
from our How to Break a Horse series > read more |
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Suggested Article: "Solve Every Horse Problem"
This exercise, Hip-Shoulder-Shoulder, has become a "classic" exercise for one very big reason: It gives you control of your horse's stop. Every horse-related problem you can think of comes down to "going and stopping." "I can't get my horse to...
from our How to Train a Horse series > read more |
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Suggested Article: "Four Things You Need to Train Your Horse"
Training a horse is pretty simple. It's four things: motivator, spot, direction, reward. That's all training a horse is. First, motivation. Do you have a job? What if I asked you to quit your job? What if I said I was going to hire you and give you...
from our Young Horse Training series > read more |
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Go Forward
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Young Horse Training
Saddle Breaking a Horse: Do you break 2 year olds or know of someone who is good with this using the Lyons techniques? |
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