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Richard WintersPerformance Horsemanship, Rein and Leg Management
In this article I want to discuss how rein and leg positions communicate to, and control, different parts of your horses’ body.
From Richard Winters Horsemanship




Riding with Straightness, Performance Horsemanship with Richard Winters
Richard Winters is the Winner of the 2009 Road to the Horse
Colt Training, by Richard Winters
Four Part Harmony, by Richard Winters
Riding The Seemingly Simple Circle by Richard Winters
Starting Horses on Cow Work Down The Fence by Richard Winters
Lunge Line Logic by Richard Winters

RWColtStartinghmColt Starting Part 1. What Can You Expect in Sixty Days?

Colt Starting Part 2 One Step at a Time

Colt Starting Part 3, Mounting Up and Riding Off

Using Pressures to Shape the Horse by Ron Meredith
Ron Meredith, Using Pressure and ReleaseTraining horses involves using pressures to shape a horse's behavior. But many people misunderstand how to use pressures properly.
Meredith Manor International Equestrian Centre



Nathan CoffmanRound Penning Starting a horse is a lot like building a house. If you don’t have a good foundation, the house will collapse. by Nathan Coffman Training




Neck Reining vs. Shoulder Reining by Nathan Coffman Training
Trailer Loading 101 by Nathan Coffman
DON’T “BABY” YOUR BABY By Nathan Coffman
Be Aware that your Foal Behavior Could Become Your Adult Horse Behavior!

Steve Sikora Horse TrainerLeading Your Horse - Who's Leading Who? By Steve Sikora
Am I Finished Yet? Continuing Horse Training By: Steve Sikora
Way To Go - By Steve Sikora Using Your Legs for a Light Responsive Horse
Horse Trainer Self Control. My horse is stuck! By Steve Sikora

Beth EsfandiariKeeping It Simple Horse Training by Beth Esfandiari-John Lyons Trainer
Horse Ground Training Exercise, Hip-Shoulder-Shoulder
Ground Control Training Made Simple by Beth Esfandiari

How To Help Horses That Bite By Sarah Burnside

Making Our Show Stall Decorations Fire Safe by Laurie Loveman
Horse Show Stall Decorations should be made of fire retardant fabrics and/or coatings as one of the best ways to prevent a catastrophe!
No-Cost FIRE Prevention For Your Barn By Laurie Loveman ©

Diane SullivanFlexibility by Diane Sullivan
Adapt the training for each new circumstance encountered.

Articles by InfoHorse.com
Time to Go! Emergency Plan for the Horse Owner
Basic First Aid for Horses including Suggestions for Your Equine First Aid Kit
My PMU Horse, Dream
John Lyon's Bright Zip Remembered 1975-2003

Steve Werklund End of Trail Equine TrainingCatch Me If You Can!! by Steve Werklund Not knowing what to do keeps many a horse locked up in a small stall or paddock, or wearing the halter all the time.
Cures For a Hard Mouth Horse by Steve Werklund

Training AdviceHorse Trainer Advice and Training Tips
from John Lyons Certified Horse Trainers

Tracy PorterTracy Porter
Teaching the Go Forward Cue
Clipping and Bridling Without Drawin' Blood or Beatin' Yer Hoss!


 Giving to the Bit (Part 1)
 Giving to the Bit (Part 2)

It’s Not the Color of the Horse that is Important

Head Down / Calm Down / Demand Cue By Rugh Mason

Monica ErmanDisengaging The Hindquarters by Monica Erman
5 Tips for Enjoying Your Equine
Fixing the Buddy Sour Horse by Monica Erman 

Jeff SpencerBits By Jeff Spencer of the Spencer Training & Horsemanship School
Have you ever been confused about bits? Here are some tips on bit selection
Warming Up Your Horse Right by Jeff Spencer
 Be sure your horse is mentally or physically ready to go to work.

Riding safety with riding helmetsRiding Helmets,
Wearing a Helmet When You Ride Your Horse Could Save Your Life
There are two opinions on helmets. You either wear them or you don’t.
I, for one, have always worn one….sometimes.
By Raye Lochert Raye Lochert Horsemanship

Ground Manners by Raye Lochert

Pawing Horse Behavior How do I get my horse to stop pawing? Raye Lochert

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