Neck-rein tuneup

Article Abstract:

Neck reining is a conditioned response where a horse learns to associate the touch of a rein against his neck with the subsequent act of turning, rather than being physically led into a turn, such as with a direct-rein aid and it becomes typical for the horse to become less responsive over time. Using the cornering exercise one can fine-tune the horse's neck-rein mechanism and by increasing the neck-rein pressure when the horse is slow or dull to respond, he will soon learn that the quicker he turns, the lighter the cue.

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Keys to consistency

Article Abstract:

The National Reining Horse Association Futurity (NRHAF) is giving detailed explanation about consistency. The word consistency is understood in various concepts such as the broke key, the good delivery key, the confidence key, the limitation key and the trainer key and the dos and don'ts of day-to-day rides to build consistency in horse are given.

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Shoulder up

Article Abstract:

The horses are trained by giving them simple exercises so as to keep them from cheating while taking turns and save time. A horse is made to wait to turn until after his hip passes the barrel and counter-arc in the opposite direction rather than around it.

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