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Created on Wednesday, 05 February 2003
I have a coming 4 year old colt, barrel racing prospect. He's got Raise A Native, Bug's Alive in '75, and Easily Smashed breeding. He's very, very sweet and laid back until you start to push him a little. I've been on him a couple of times, it didn't seem to bother ...I have a coming 4 year old colt, barrel racing prospect. He's got Raise A Native, Bug's Alive in '75, and Easily Smashed breeding. He's very, very sweet and laid back until you start to push him a little. I've been on him a couple of times, it didn't seem to bother ...
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Created on Thursday, 30 January 2003
Given space or cost is not an issue, what is the optimal size for an outdoor riding arena primarily used for western riding activities? I'm asking because I have not found any uniform ...Given space or cost is not an issue, what is the optimal size for an outdoor riding arena primarily used for western riding activities? I'm asking because I have not found any uniform ...
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Created on Monday, 27 January 2003
I am going to begin showing my Haflinger gelding this spring. I just purchased a set of Romel reins. Is there a hand (left or right) that I must use legally when showing with this style of rein? At a recent show, all participants were holding the reins in their left hand and ...I am going to begin showing my Haflinger gelding this spring. I just purchased a set of Romel reins. Is there a hand (left or right) that I must use legally when showing with this style of rein? At a recent show, all participants were holding the reins in their left hand and ...
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Created on Sunday, 19 January 2003
I was wondering how much riding experience you recommend before buying my first horse. I have been taking riding lessons for 3 months so far and I plan to take as many ...I was wondering how much riding experience you recommend before buying my first horse. I have been taking riding lessons for 3 months so far and I plan to take as many ...
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Created on Wednesday, 15 January 2003
Why is it important to start a young horse in a bit, instead of a hackamore?Why is it important to start a young horse in a bit, instead of a hackamore?
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Created on Tuesday, 14 January 2003
I read your excellent articles, and I have a question if you wouldn't mind answering it.I read your excellent articles, and I have a question if you wouldn't mind answering it.
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Created on Sunday, 12 January 2003
I have an 18 month old registered Paint stallion and when we lead him from the barn to be turned out he will strike out with his front legs [hoofs] or start rearing. Sometimes he will hit you with his hooves or ...I have an 18 month old registered Paint stallion and when we lead him from the barn to be turned out he will strike out with his front legs [hoofs] or start rearing. Sometimes he will hit you with his hooves or ...
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Created on Thursday, 09 January 2003
I have a 3 year old Paint gelding who has yet to grasp the concept of the word 'whoa'. I have spent a lot of ground time on him and in the round pen he will stop, turn, and even back with nothing more than a ...I have a 3 year old Paint gelding who has yet to grasp the concept of the word 'whoa'. I have spent a lot of ground time on him and in the round pen he will stop, turn, and even back with nothing more than a ...
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Created on Wednesday, 18 December 2002
The article on bits was extremely helpful. I hope you can give me advice with my horse. He is a 16 year old Arabian gelding I have had for a year. Before I got him he lived in a pasture for 5 years and ...The article on bits was extremely helpful. I hope you can give me advice with my horse. He is a 16 year old Arabian gelding I have had for a year. Before I got him he lived in a pasture for 5 years and ...
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Created on Tuesday, 17 December 2002
I'm training a horse for the first time. I've had a horse and I've worked with lots of horses, but I need to know if I should go with the natural horsemanship or do it my way?I'm training a horse for the first time. I've had a horse and I've worked with lots of horses, but I need to know if I should go with the natural horsemanship or do it my way?
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