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Created on Thursday, 19 October 2000
Hello, I have a 6 year old paint ... shes had 30 days training ... the person I bought her from had her ever since she was just born ... but one day she got on her and she bucked her off ... so she hasn't been ridden for 2 years ...Hello, I have a 6 year old paint ... shes had 30 days training ... the person I bought her from had her ever since she was just born ... but one day she got on her and she bucked her off ... so she hasn't been ridden for 2 years ...
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Created on Wednesday, 18 October 2000
With the rising cost of a finished show hunter, English riders are often drawn to the idea of buying a green horse. An untrained horse is less expensive than the more experienced model. But choosing a green hunter, and then beginning its education, can be a challenging undertaking.With the rising cost of a finished show hunter, English riders are often drawn to the idea of buying a green horse. An untrained horse is less expensive than the more experienced model. But choosing a green hunter, and then beginning its education, can be a challenging undertaking.
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Created on Wednesday, 18 October 2000
I have a 18 month old stud colt, that I've raised since he was 4 hours old. I'm with him everyday, play with him everyday. He goes to horse shows, he goes on trail rides, and everything, ...I have a 18 month old stud colt, that I've raised since he was 4 hours old. I'm with him everyday, play with him everyday. He goes to horse shows, he goes on trail rides, and everything, ...
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Created on Tuesday, 17 October 2000
This is a safe and effective way to teach or reteach your horse to load safely on a trailer without causing injury to you or your horse. The first thing to remember is to stay consistent with the cues you use ...This is a safe and effective way to teach or reteach your horse to load safely on a trailer without causing injury to you or your horse. The first thing to remember is to stay consistent with the cues you use ...
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Created on Tuesday, 10 October 2000
Done properly, longeing is far more than just a horse moving around in some semblance of a circle. Whether for basic training or warm-up and exercise, trainers in many different disciplines rely ...Done properly, longeing is far more than just a horse moving around in some semblance of a circle. Whether for basic training or warm-up and exercise, trainers in many different disciplines rely ...
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Created on Monday, 09 October 2000
I have a 6 yr. old AQHA gelding that hates to be fly sprayed. It is very important that I can spray him. He jumps "out of his skin" when I even approach ...I have a 6 yr. old AQHA gelding that hates to be fly sprayed. It is very important that I can spray him. He jumps "out of his skin" when I even approach ...
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Created on Monday, 09 October 2000
If you're an eventer, you know every successful cross-country run starts in the same place -- in the start box, where your horse's attitude may set the tone for the entire ...If you're an eventer, you know every successful cross-country run starts in the same place -- in the start box, where your horse's attitude may set the tone for the entire ...
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Created on Tuesday, 03 October 2000
The endless weeks of showing that are available to today's riders can often dictate a hectic schedule, leaving little time to practice rudimentary skills. These basics are the foundation of good horsemanship, ...The endless weeks of showing that are available to today's riders can often dictate a hectic schedule, leaving little time to practice rudimentary skills. These basics are the foundation of good horsemanship, ...
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Created on Friday, 29 September 2000
Here in North America, as in much of the world, warmbloods have become the horse of choice for dressage. Look at the 1996 FEI World rankings of dressage horses, and the top thirty are all warmbloods, with ...Here in North America, as in much of the world, warmbloods have become the horse of choice for dressage. Look at the 1996 FEI World rankings of dressage horses, and the top thirty are all warmbloods, with ...
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