Posted on December 17, 2009 by Wendy
Fast cars…fast horses – it still comes down to brakes and steering.
Filed under: Equestrian, barn manners, ground work, horse, horse training, horseback riding, horses | Tagged: Corvette, courage, cribbing, curiosity, Dale Earnhardt, Equestrian, horse, horse training, horseback riding, horses, leadership, Michael Waltrip, Nascar, OTTB, pit crew, race horses, stock car racing, trust, trustworthy | 2 Comments »
Posted on December 16, 2009 by Wendy
Posted on December 12, 2009 by Wendy
There’s snow…what on earth am I going to do without an indoor besides get cold? Play.
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Posted on December 9, 2009 by Wendy
More work on the lunge to develop a the riding seat.
Filed under: Classical Dressage, Equestrian, dressage, horse, horseback riding, horses | Tagged: horse, horses, Equestrian, training, beginner, trainer, instructor, lessons, dressage, trot, horseback riding, horseback riding lessons, riding lessons, rising trot, sitting trot, canter, trotting on the lunge, lunge line lessons, improving the sitting trot, improving the rising trot, improving the seat, singins in the saddle, intuitive riding, developing a deep seat, joy of riding | Leave a Comment »
Posted on December 6, 2009 by Wendy
In hand work and free play with Hope, is the vital component to developing a relationship, platform for negotiation, and mutual communication from the ground to build a foundation of trust.
Filed under: Barn Management, Equestrian, Farming, barn manners, ground work, horse, horse training, horses | Tagged: barn manners, emotions, Equestrian, free jumping, horse, horse training, horses, loose jumping, training, trust, trustworthy | Leave a Comment »
