Horse Training Tips
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Horse Training/Riding Tips – Feedback on your video $5.00 |
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Horse Training/Riding Tips – Feedback on your video $5.00 |
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Horse Training/Riding Tips – Feedback on your video $5.00 |
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Horse Training -101 Safety Tips DVD by Dana Hokana $14.95 |
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Martha Josey Championship Barrel Racing Training Video VHS Horse Tips Color EUC $19.99 |
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Colt Starting First ride in under 45min this you must see $41.95 Here’s your chance to see Quantum Savvy’s Release Focused Training in action on DVD.The Trek ‘n’ Train series is out now, join Shane and Meredith Ransley as they travel the world on the road trip to horsemanship, answering your horsemanship questions. Their first stop is at Litchfield near Darwin in the Northern Territory of Australia…. |
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Reining II: Advanced Techniques with Al Dunning Al Dunning is a world-renowned trainer of horses in all divisions of competition, but is primarily known for his success in cutting and reining. For over ten years, his horses dominated reining events in the western United States. Particularly spectacular was the career of “Expensive Hobby” who won over one hundred reining championships in his nine year career! Champion reining horses aren’t trai… |
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Tips on Training the Plantation and Liteshod Tennessee Walking Horse $30.05 “This video details the same step-by-step method Diane Gueck has used to train for 33 world championships , and two super horse awards.”… |
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Co-axial Remote Control Rc Helicopter w/ Built in Gyro (colors may vary) $41.95 This is the new 450 sized Double Horse 9101 3 Channel helicopter. The 9101 is uniquely built with a sleek design and alloy structure, making it the most impressive and durable helicopter in its class. It comes equipped with a built in gyro, offering you unrivaled stability, with an advanced intelligent balance system, you’ll never lose control. The Double Horse 9101 has a fully functional, all aro… |
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Basic Horse Training – All You Need To Know To Safely Handle And Control Your Horse $0.99 “Basic Horse Training – All You Need To Know To Safely Handle And Control Your Horse”Newly Updated!We’ve added a new chapter that includes additional horse training tips. Useful stuff you can use today to help make your horses safer and more fun to ride!Thanks for your interest in this “Basic Horse Training” booklet as a horse lover and one interested in horse training.This is a great summary of h… |
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Horseback Riding: The Complete Beginner’s Guide – All You Need To Know About Horseback Riding BEFORE Your Take Lessons! $7.77 UPDATED!Horseback Riding: The Complete Beginner’s Guide – All you need to know about horseback riding BEFORE you take lessons!I can only assume that you are serious about horseback riding and want to start out the right way. You’ll hear me throughout this book talk about SAFETY, SAFETY, and SAFETY! You can never be too safe while being around these huge animals! We’ll discuss the safety issue in d… |
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Bombproof Your Horse: Teach Your Horse to Be Confident, Obedient, and Safe, No Matter What You Encounter $11.25 A clearly illustrated manual that shows equestrians how to prepare their mounts for the unexpected, turning them into safer, more pleasurable mounts…. |
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Gallop & Ride $19.99 You don’t have to dream about life with a horse anymore. In Gallop & Ride!, you are the new owner of the Old Mill Ranch, and it’s up to you to renovate, manage and care for your stables and the horses. … |
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My Horse and Me: Riding for Gold $19.99 This sequel to My Horse & Me is packed with exciting new features, brand new graphics and animations, and an engrossing storyline to give fans the most complete equestrian experience and the most realistic horse simulation ever seen in a game. The My Horse and Me series are the only games in the world to earn the exclusive license from the FEI, the world’s leading horse sports organization…. |
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Invicta Men’s 5216 Subaqua Noma Collection Black Ion-Plated and Stainless Steel Chronogr $2,900.00 Balancing silver with black tones, the Invicta Men’s Subaqua Noma Collection Black Ion-Plated and Stainless Steel Chronograph Watch is an exceptionally durable deep-sea watch. This Invicta timepiece offers a stainless steel band enhanced by black-ion-plated stainless steel. A rugged, black-and-silver-tone stainless steel bezel with screw-down accents frames a black dial. Sporty-looking push pieces… |
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101 Eventing Tips: Essentials for Combined Training and Horse Trials $13.13 Three-day eventing, known as the "complete competition," requires the same horse-and-rider team to ride a dressage test, a demanding cross-country obstacle course, and a show-jumping round. 101 Eventing Tips includes advice on selecting a horse, establishing horse-and-rider training programs and taking part in entry-level competitions. |
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101 Ranch Horse Tips: Techniques for Training the Working Cow Horse $12.68 A well-trained, responsive, and intelligent working cow horse is more than just a pleasure to ride or watch in action; such an animal is an integral part–a prized employee, if you will–of a ranch’s workforce. How to find and then educate the horse to work cattle in pens and on the range, to negotiate a variety of terrains, and perform all the other tasks it will be asked to do (under a variety of often adverse conditions) is the subject of this handy guide. For example: Being able to open a gate from horseback is a mandatory job for any cowboy. A good place to introduce the young horse to this experience is by using a gate set up as part of an obstacle course. It is desirable and safer if the gate can swing freely and is without any attachments. Start by simply walking your horse through the gate when it’s open. Reaching down and gently swinging the gate as you pass through it is the next step. If your horse is a little spooked by your reaching down, be aware that horses are naturally afraid of tight places. Once your horse can pass through an open gate, then attempt to open a closed gate. Be sure your horse fully understands your hand and leg cues before attempting this step, because he must be able to move off your leg to stand next to the fence, move toward the fence as it swings open to let you pass through, and then move around so you can close it. Written by an experienced rancher and horse trainer, 101 Ranch Horse Tips will show you how to start a young horse or improve an older one with techniques that can apply to performance and enjoyment on or beyond the cattle ranch. |
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The Horse Training Problem Solver $19.91 Training a horse brings an array of vexing challenges. What should a rider do with a horse who just won’t listen? What about the horse who quickly tires, or becomes cranky during training? And there are horses who behave well in the presence of an instructor, but — maddeningly — never while alone with the rider. Situations like these can leave even the most enthusiastic equestrian feeling discouraged, frustrated, and even downright helpless. Jessica Jahiel comes to the rescue with "The Horse Training Problem Solver," the third title in her popular Problem Solver series. In her informal yet informative style, Jahiel offers sensible answers to riders’ most common training challenges. In a handy, accessible Q&A format, Jahiel uses real-life case studies to bring troublesome situations to life and then solves the problems with tested, proven solutions. The book’s combination of basic training theory, effective solutions, and handy tips and strategies will help riders get the most out of every training session. Best of all, Jahiel breaks down training goals — from simple commands like "whoa" and "go" to complex transitions and ring figures — into simple building blocks, logical to both horse and human. Riders will begin to gain their animal’s trust, develop realistic expectations, stay focused, and engage in effective two-way communication, ultimately resulting in a happier, better-trained, more enjoyable horse. For the millions of Americans who show, train, or own horses — including the steady, growing market of first-time horse owners — "The Horse Training Problem Solver" is an indispensable reference. It will demystify horse training, improve the horse-rider relationship, and ensure a more satisfying experience for both horse and rider. |
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Tips and Tidbits for the Horse Lover $9.99 Horses : Tips and Tidbits for the Horse Lover |
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101 Ranch Horse Tips : Techniques for Training the Working Cow Horse $10.78 No Synopsis Available |
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So You Bought a Horse. Practical Guide to Horse Training $18.89 Yet another well-structured, informational equestrian book from Lynne M. Caulkett, this one relating everything the novice horseperson as well as seasoned riders must know to train their horses successfully. The book covers such topics as horse behavior, common behavior problems, tips from professional trainers, safety, equipment, proper feeding habits, and the author’s own training and riding techniques. An easy to read, practical guide for anyone interested in horse training, or simply to improve his or her own horse knowledge or riding skills. |
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Horse in Tidy Tips $19.99 Darrell Gulin Horse in Tidy Tips – Photographic Print |
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Gift Corral Thermometer Horse Training $11.95 Thermometer Horse Training |
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Tips and Tidbits for the Horse Lover – Tena Bastian – Hardcover $14.99 Tips and Tidbits for the Horse Lover |
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101 Ranch Horse Tips – Patrick Hooks – Paperback $10.74 101 Ranch Horse Tips |
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Training a Horse to Carry a Lady $49.99 Training a Horse to Carry a Lady – Giclee Print |
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101 Reining Tips: Basics of Training and Showing $11.79 Calling for patterns that incorporate circles, spins, sliding stops, and other moves that come out of ranch work, the sport of reining has grown in popularity until it is now an international event (including its role as one of the United States Equestrian Team disciplines). To help the increasing number of riders who have become involved, 101 Reining Tips provides essential information on all aspects of the sport, from selecting a reining horse prospect and necessary tack and other equipment, to analyzing and practicing all the parts of required and freestyle patterns, up to competing in the show arena. For example: Including maneuvers other than the regular spinning, stopping, and lead changes that make up the reining performance pattern is a good addition to a green rider’s daily regime. This approach spices up the daily ride for both horse and rider. Some suggestions from Stephen Saidik of Cambridge, Ohio, are the counter-canter, side-pass, and two-track. "Offering other exercises to work on besides the main points will help the horse and rider build communication in a way that working only on ‘show’ maneuvers could not," Saidik said. Simple drills can keep the horse alert and help the duo avoid the frustration of a routine rut. During this early learning phase, the most important lesson for the rider is to figure out how the horse responds to "natural" aids of hands, seat, legs, and voice. Simultaneously, the horse will become acclimated to the rider’s style and strength of cues. Maneuvers can be picked up from other disciplines, such as barrel racing or Western horsemanship. The goal is to work different areas of the horse–hip, shoulder, neck, etc.–and create a supplemovement in the horse with soft cues by the rider. When evaluating new moves, check that each one addresses movement and cues before incorporating it into a ride. Using advice from many of the country’s top reiners, here’s a guide that is sure to lead to greater enjoyment and satisfaction–and higher scores. |
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101 Dog Training Tips – Kirsten Mortensen – Paperback $9.95 101 Dog Training Tips |
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101 Eventing Tips : Essentials for Combined Training and Horse Trials $9.47 No Synopsis Available |
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One Day with Pat Parelli – 3 DVD set Horse training $18.49 |
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Parelli “Canada” Tan Ball Cap “never used” NEW $12.99 |