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•The TOP 7 Mistakes Horse Owners Make
 by: Andy Curry Mistake #7 – Assuming You Can Get On Any Horse And Simply Ride Not all horses are the same. Some you can get on and easily ride. Some are so green that you could be easily injured if you have little or no riding experience. The ones easy to ride are typically older horses. They have been ridden the most and will be the most forgiving of a beginning rider’s mistakes. The younger horses will be the hardest to ride unless they have been thoroughly broke. Mistake #6 –...

•The Top 3 Tricks Horse Owners Can Use To Unspoil A Barn Spoiled Horse
 by: Andy Curry It’s been weeks since you went riding. Now you have time to ride this afternoon and there ain’t no one gonna stop you. Excited, you saddle up your horse and get on him. You get about 50 feet from the barn and your horse turns around and goes back – and you can’t stop him. Why? You have a barn spoiled horse. This is a common scenario for novice horse owners. Here are the top three tricks to solve the barn sour problem. Teach your horse that you have control over...

•How To Use Horse Training Thinking To Solve Dang Near Any Problem With A Horse
 by: Andy Curry Horse training can be a relatively mysterious subject to people who have not studied it. Even more mysterious is a behavioral problem a horse has that causes his owner stress and frustration. What many horse owners don't understand is often the handler, not the horse, is causing the problem. That being said, that is the first consideration in unscrambling the horse's ill behavior. For instance, a common problem riders have is a horse being spooky. In layman's terms,...

•How To Stop Your Horse From Rearing And What To Do If He Does It Unexpectedly
 by: Andy Curry There is a dangerous problem that horse owners should be very aware of. It’s when a horse stands up on his back legs. It’s called “rearing.” This problem can be quite dangerous and cause severe injuries to the rider and/or horse. Rearing is perhaps a horse’s most effective defense against the rider. It is dangerous in that the horse can fall over backward onto its rider. Because of a horse’s enormous weight this can cripple and even kill the rider. Thus, it is good...

•Horse Training Gets A New Face Lift From A 108 Year Old Horse Training Manual
 by: Andy Curry If you have a passion to learn all you can about horse training, then you will want to know about a 108 year old horse training manual recently revived from a dusty old book shelf of a used book store. This horse training manual was written in the late 1800's by a then world famous horse trainer named Jesse Beery. In Beery's manual he explains the different steps it takes to train a horse to be gentle, safe, reliable, and valuable. Although this is a very basic example,...

•Why The Horse s Eye s Are So Important When Training Him
 by: Andy Curry They say the eyes are are the gateway to the soul. When it was said, they were referring to us humans. But the truth is, it also refers to horses. Many horse owners don't understand the importance and usefulness of the horse's eyes while training. That being so, let me share with you some things you may find useful - some you may know...some you may not. First, there's the eye which reveals a little about the character of the horse you're working with. It may have a...

•Horse Training Facts And Maxims
 by: Andy Curry To the uninitiated horse owner, there are timely facts about horses they should know. In fact, when someone first gets a horse these timely facts should be studied and learned. These timely facts come from the Jesse Beery horse training manual. Jesse Beery was a famous horse trainer from the 1800's. Interestingly, Beery's training methods are as powerful today as they were when Beery was alive. Timely Fact #1: Make your horse your friend, not your slave. Timely Fact...

•Horse Training Techniques From The 1800 s
 by: Andy Curry Was he the world's greatest horse trainer of all time? Would his picture be in the horse trainer's Hall Of Fame? Perhaps. His name was Jesse Beery. Before he was twenty he became a world class horse trainer. He was so well known, there were more people who heard of him than didn't. Jesse Beery learned how to train horses almost entirely on his own because there were few people who knew how to train a horse. Beery's parents discouraged horse training as a career but...

•How To Use Smart Horse Training To Stop Your Horse From Bucking
   by Andy CurryIt can be enormously frightening to be on a bucking horse. If you're a novice rider, a bucking horse can almost force you to give up the owning a horse dream. But it doesn't have to be that way. I've read where people who can ride a bucking horse feel they're a good rider. That may be. But it doesn't mean they're good at training. And training is what we want to do. Preventing bucking begins when the horse is a colt. One must go to every extent in his training so he won't be...

•The Importance Of Habit And Repetition During Horse Training
   by Andy CurryPicture this. You're out feeding your horse. You're petting her, talking to her, and admiring how beautiful she is. Suddenly, you get the urge to get on her and go for a ride. The only thing is, you don't feel like getting the saddle and bridle - so you just jump on...bareback. Now you're sitting on her. Her head is high, her ears are twitching, and she's wondering what's going on. It's boring just sitting on her. You want her to move. So you boot her forward. She moves....