In this outstanding guide to anticipating and managing horse behavioral and training issues, “America’s Most Trusted Horseman”—renowned trainer and clinician John Lyons—teaches readers how to “troubleshoot” common problems such as spooking, running away, rearing, kicking, head-shyness, balking at water, refusing to load, and more. Lyons explains why horses are prone to certain reactions and then demonstrates how his methods can help prevent a minor miscommunication between horse and rider from escalating into a frustrating—and often dangerous—battle of wills. Each piece of the training process is accompanied by a clear, explanatory photo, and step by pictorial step, readers will find themselves closer to better, more understanding relationships with their horses.
The training methods used in this book are based on the Classical Training Pyramid for horses - working up through rhythm, suppleness, contact, impulsion and straightness to collection.
Classical Riding with George H. Morris
Mark Rashid shares personal stories about events in his life that helped him on his journey to softness, as well as the stumbling blocks along the way.
Reflections on riding by one of the last great international riding masters, with an emphasis on lightness and harmony and reflecting a deep love and respect for the horse.
You can have a lot of fun learning about taking care of your Quarter Horse, and making sure they are well taken care of and have a nice clean place to live and much more! 1.
Horse training is more than just following how-to recipes. It involves understanding what you can do to get a horse to perform a particular way, then how to get him to perform that way consistently.
Punki Ponies: Trouble in the Dressage Ring
Training advice combining the everyday fundamentals of dressage with mutual listening skills.
"This is a book about connections within equitation libraries of interwoven reading and practice.
German trainer, Richard Hindrichs presents this program for trainers, and riders to show how schooling from the ground build trust, obedience, and balance in the horse.