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» Lungeing Your Horse
By Duaa Anwar | Published 12/20/2005 | Horsemanship | Rating:
A thorough discussion of all aspects of lungeing, from benefits, to equipment, to technique
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» Overcoming Riding Fears
By Faith Meredith | Published 11/23/2005 | Horse Riding | Rating:

Anyone who has ridden for any length of time would be dishonest if they told you they have never felt fear. If you have any common sense at all, you should have a certain level of “healthy fear” whenever you get on a new horse. Call it “respect” if you prefer, but there is always an awareness that the 1000-pounds or so of bone and muscle you are sitting on is, physically, more powerful than you are.

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» Advanced Heeding
By Ron Meredith | Published 11/23/2005 | Training Tips | Rating:
Getting a horse to stand still is all about getting its attention. Heeding teaches you to keep your attention on the horse so that the horse will keep his attention on you.
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» Re-form your Gaited Horse’s Hollow Back
By Brenda Imus | Published 01/31/2006 | Health Care | Rating:
The poor form in which gaited horses are commonly ridden predestines a high percentage of them to becoming hollow or sway backed. This results in saddle fitting problems, long term soundness issues and, too often, a horse that’s consequently not happy under saddle (read: sore, surly and snappish).
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» Determine Which Gait Your Horse is Performing
By Brenda Imus | Published 01/31/2006 | Horsemanship | Rating:
Now that you’ve familiarized yourself with the gait spectrum, (you have, haven’t you?), it’s time to determine what gait your horse does most frequently.
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» Gaits of a Horse in a Nutshell
By Brenda Imus | Published 01/31/2006 | Tack & Equipment | Rating:
Every saddle gait falls somewhere on the gait spectrum. At one end of the spectrum is the totally lateral pace.
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» Trailer-Loading
By Kimberly Keown | Published 01/31/2006 | Trailer Loading | Rating:
Probably millions of people have problems loading their horse into a horse-trailer. Whether it's a front-load, slant-load, two-horse, or stock-trailer, horses don't want to load into them! Who can blame them? Walking into a moving metal box with a floor doesn't seem like much fun!
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» Fitting A Bit
By Kimberly Keown | Published 01/31/2006 | Training Tips | Rating:
Many Horse-Handlers Use Bits That Are Improperly Adjusted, Or Don't Fit Their Horses.
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