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Tom explains how to safely saddle a horse and how to make sure the saddle is comfortable for the horse.
Horseback Riding Exercises to Improve Rider Position
Will goes over a basic trail exercise that he likes to do with all of his horses. The “Clover Exercise” can be performed at the walk, trot, and lope.
Developing the Rider's Seat: Exercises to help students improve their communication with the horse primarily using their seat. Quick Corrections: Develop your eye to find the root cause of…
Sarah explains on keeping everything soft and simple while working with a young horse and then with time and persistence everything will start to fall into place. Sarah also talks about how…
Mark talks about the partnership of a horse and rider, and using a horses and persons ability together to achieve greater results.
For full details, please link to the class description.
Tim McQuay got started in reining in the 70s, earning his first National Reining Horse Association money in 1978 at the NRHA Futurity in Columbus, Ohio aboard Band Of Glo to a 13th place…
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.
If you ask a group of horse owners what safety issues scare them the most, a large number will tell you it’s the threat of a barn fire. There is nothing more devastating than losing horses…
Safely Saddling with an English Saddle by Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA)
Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) presents How to Introduce Your Horse to a Fly Mask with Ashleigh Hamill
This video will explain how to correctly put on and fit a rope halter on a horse.
Will goes over about counting your horses steps while working his trail horses at home or in a show situation. Will also shows you how many steps it should be for a horse at the trot and lope…
CHA Chief Executive Officer and Master Instructor/Clinician Christy Landwehr explains bit adjustment in horses for both leverage and direct pressure bits.
For full details, please link to the class description.
Dononvan Dobbs describes how to safely load and unload a horse from a two horse slant load trailer.
Dr. Pat Garret from Pilot Point talks about the importance of regular seasonal shots for your horse.
For full details, please link to the class description.
However, a study in the Equine Veterinary Journal identified joint changes in a herd of wild mustangs, and the researchers concluded that the degenerative process occurs in all horses.…
Dell answers Barbara’s question on what to do to keep her horse quiet in the middle of the pen and before she is about to spin.
This Certified Horsemanship Association (www.CHAinstructors.com) video will show you how to safely release your horse into a pasture, field or paddock with other horses safely.
For full details, please link to the class description.
Quick tip from Barbara Williams on the importance of teaching your horse to stand still and be patient after you have mounted.
Barbara, shares her “must-do” checklist before going to a show.
Joe Schmidt of Schmidt Reining Horses in Pilot Point, Texas answers a user question about how to keep a horse in a spin when he wants to walk out or stop spinning.
Trent demonstrates how to safely approach and clean your horse’s hooves.
Do you get nervous in the pen? Tom McCutcheon has some advice on how to calm your nerves and how to show your horse. In this “Ask Tom Anything” video, Tom McCutcheon talks about the most…
This video will demonstrate how to safely and correctly put on polo wraps and standing wraps on horses.
Tom McCutcheon has been competing at the highest level for years. How does he do it? Tom gives his tips for staying and competing at the higher levels. Check out Tom’s video!
Learn about the Nine Things the IRS Looks for in Your Horse Business
Daniel Schloemer discusses the 3 main positions for your legs that should be used when directing your horse.
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…
Mark Lyon goes over a basic tip on how to get onto a colt that is new to being ridden.
Adding to Your Teaching "Bag of Tricks": A practical, round table discussion of how to reach riders of various learning styles by increasing the arsenal of phrases and imagery stored in our…
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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