Counter-canter for cadence

Article Abstract:

Although the counter-canter is one of the most difficult maneuvers a rider could ask a horse to do, the move accelerates the strength and balance needed for a cadenced lope as well as for advanced maneuvers like flying lead changes. An experienced horse trainer goes through the various steps involved in guiding a horse through the counter-canter.

Horsemanship

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R-e-s-p-e-c-t (and trust)

Article Abstract:

Ways to create a broke, willing young horse are shown that can amount to a pleasure ride on the rail or down the trail. Different ways to incorporate discipline and respect in the routine are explained by which the horse training progress would be accelerated and the process would become easier.

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Lesson 2: Whoa means 'Whoa!'

Article Abstract:

The word 'whoa' is an 'off' switch for a horse. He is taught to stop moving and stand still-period by teaching the word 'whoa'. It is useful while ground-toeing a horse.

Personnel administration, Horses and other equines, Horses, Horse and Other Equine Production, Horses & Other Equines, Training, Human-animal communication

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