Going in circles

Article Abstract:

Guidance on maneuvers, seven and eight, by Margaret Hammond, who has several judge cards, is provided. It is stated that after the lead change from right to left in maneuver six, the speed has to be build at the optimum so as to reach the first marker of the first large circle, and the pace should be maintained throughout both large circle.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Hammond, Margaret

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5 mistakes even good trainer make

Article Abstract:

The five common training related errors done by riders and its solutions with examples using Western pleasure horses are mentioned. Steve Heckaman, has provided information to avoid these mistakes and he has mentioned that these mistakes erodes the confidence of the horse and the solutions provided would keep the horse relaxed.

Horse training

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Quality counts

Article Abstract:

The four key steps for leading the horse to do well in Western Riding Pattern IV are detailed.

United States, Management dynamics, Management, Competitions, Company business management, Race horses, Racehorses

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