Welcome back! Last week, we discussed why the canter needs to be a primary focus in your training (yes, even more than the jumps, in many cases). If you haven’t read that yet, start here. Before we dive into the...
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We get it -- braiding can be tricky. Between the rubber bands, yarn, spray, scissors... the list goes on. There’s a lot to keep track of and trying to apply perfectly looking braids on a moving animal isn’t as easy...
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I’m going to give you a peek into my Equestrian Masterclass on Strategic Riding. If you’re a rider who does any type of jumping, one of the biggest areas of development, which is not always emphasized strongly enough, is developing...
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The very first thing I want to explore when I’m told that a horse is “dull” or “lazy” is whether or not that horse is living life behind the leg because he’s actually afraid or unsure. If not, the rider...
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It’s been more than a year now since we lost you. It was a real struggle at first. It was heartbreaking, what happened, and I still think a lot about it. It’s so difficult to describe. In the beginning, I...
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