The perfect turn

Article Abstract:

The elements of a perfect turn at speed and causes of an imperfect turn are described. The perfect turn training begins at a walk, jog and slow lope spiraling into and away from the barrel and then tighter turns are performed at the fast lope and trot.

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7 days to a more responsive horse

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A simple seven-day plan is detailed to improve the horse's responsiveness to his owner's cues. By giving an assignment every single day, the horse's response increases besides improving the relationship between the owner and the horse.

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Chill out!

Article Abstract:

A five-step methodology is presented by a top horse-trainer on how to relax an excited horse on a show-day. Each step is presented with an explanation on how it works on the horse.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Horse trainers

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