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We caught up with Jason Vanlandingham at his place in Texas for a set of training videos. Jason talks about and shows how he teaches lead changes in this video.
Trent answers Rhonda’s question about what’s the best shoes for a horse that does multiple disciplines.
When working with weanlings and yearlings what do you do to prepare them for getting started? ie. lunging, tying, etc. Joe Schmidt, a trainer at Tom McCutcheon Reining Horses, demonstrates…
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Tom McCutcheon Reining Horses own Josh Rosenstrater demonstrates how to wrap a hind leg with polo wraps.
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Using Arena Equipment to Challenge all Levels: Teaching a solid group lesson is important, especially if you have a variety of riding levels within one class. Specific exercises will be…
Tom talks about how he sets up his reining patterns.
Brianna Sloan of Lucky Paint Custom Show Shirts gives information on what time of year you should wear a straw or felt hat.
With the NRHA Futurity beginning today, everyone is hoping their hard work and training produces the next “big time horse.” How can you tell if your horse has the right stuff? Tom…
Tom answers Heike’s question about if Tom would prefer his horse to not be as collected in the face and spin faster, or be collected and spin slower.
Several training videos in Hunters and Equitation disciplines, presented by USEF (U.S. Equestrian Federation), including: Hunters: What Makes A Winning Round, with Danny Robertshaw;…
After winning the 2008 NRHA Limited Open Reining Futurity, Trevor Dare decided to become a professional in a meteoric rise to the top of the reining world. He has been a contender in top Open…
In this Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) safety tip, Master Instructor Teresa Kackert will show you how to safely deworm your horse.
Pete shows you how to keep your horse smooth into the spin and then how to increase your speed effectively.
In our latest, “Ask Tom Anything” video, Tom talks with us about different types of horses and his personal preference. See if your preference matches up with Tom’s preference.
Tom answers 3 questions: Should I let a friend ride my horse? How do I find the right bit for my horse? Why isn’t my horse paying attention?
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This manual covers the use of the horse to treat individuals with disabilities and contains the essays related to intervention in occupational and physical therapy, speech and language…
Have you ever thought about becoming a reining trainer? Would you like some advice? You are in the right place! In this new, “Ask Tom Anything,” Tom gives some good advice for becoming a…
After winning the 2008 NRHA Limited Open Reining Futurity, Trevor Dare decided to become a professional in a meteoric rise to the top of the reining world. He has been a contender in top Open…
Horseback Riding Exercises to Improve Rider Position
Sarah talks about how she gets on her horses for the first time. Always keep everything organized, such as your lead rope when you are ready to get on so you do not have anything go wrong…
Tom goes through the safety steps and simplicity of putting a bridle on and off your horse.
Transitions to Improve Lightness: Learn how to use transitions to create a more responsive and lighter horse, ultimately creating a true harmonious working partnership between horse and rider.
How to Safely and Effectively Pick Horse's Hooves
Teddy speaks about his body position while he is working a horse and where you should sit in your saddle.
Brianna recounts a few of the Faux Pas she has seen in the show pen.
Tom McCutcheon discusses how to school a horses spins in the show pen.
Teddy shows you how he bridles up his horses and how he warms them up before working on a flag.
Trent demonstrates how to safely approach and clean your horse’s hooves.
Franco Bertolani talks with us about key tips he has for training a deaf horse. He tells us how to make sure the horse has great communication with your legs and hands. Check out Franco’s…
Barb talks about a recipient mare and its recent foal, and the complications she faced with its birth.
Mounted Games: Ideas abound in this presentation of ways to make learning fun and enjoyable! It is a creative look at teaching mounted games both for the group riding class environment as…
Written by 30 professional horsemanship instructors from the United States and Canada. This four level manual contains a complete program for all levels of riders, wiht many illustrations by…
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