Training Tip: Exercises Your Horse Should Know for Trail Riding
Before taking your horse on the trail, he should know the entire Fundamentals Series. That ensures he respects you as his leader, he knows how to use the thinking side of his brain, and you have control of his feet. When you head out to the trail, you’re no longer in a controlled environment like […]
It’s been a few years since we’ve taken the Walkabout Tour presented by Ritchie Industries to the Golden State. When we arrived at the Murieta Equestrian Center, horsemen in the area let us know they’ve missed us! It was great catching up with familiar faces and welcoming new horsemen to the Method. Throughout the weekend, […]
Troy Compton Joins Clinton on the Uncut & Real Raw Podcast
In the newest episode of the Uncut & Real Raw podcast, Clinton visits with world champion trainer Troy Compton. Troy is recognized as one of the top western pleasure riders in American Quarter Horse Association history. He’s a three-time AQHA World Champion and a 12-time Congress Champion and one of only a handful of trainers […]
Question: I sent my colt off to get started by a local trainer. While they did ride my horse, they didn’t trot or lope him. He was just ridden in the roundpen and eventually in a large arena at the walk. Now, when I attempt to get in the saddle, as soon as I lift […]
Our second Walkabout Tour of the year takes place this weekend at the Murieta Equestrian Center in Rancho Murieta, California. Clinton and our Professional Clinicians will work with local horses as well as Clinton’s performance horses in a variety of training demonstrations. The demonstrations cover everything from how to safely start a colt under saddle […]
Rated #1 for comfort, design and fit by Clinton, Cashel Fly Masks protect your horse from annoying insects and harmful UV rays. Now through July 31st, all Cashel Fly Masks are 10% off. What makes Cashel Fly Masks the best on the market? A 3-hole cap design ensures that the mask stays in place, no […]
Miranda was 9 years old when she rode her first horse – a Clydesdale named John. She rode the big gelding bareback, and from that moment on, she was in love with all things horses. Within a few years, her family moved and she didn’t get to be involved with horses again until she was […]
Layer Ventilation Features for the Healthiest Stables
By Classic Equine Equipment A well-ventilated stable is a healthy, happy place for horses and the humans who care for them. Proper ventilation exchanges stale air with fresh air, which is distributed throughout the stable. Thoughtfully chosen barn doors and barn windows will facilitate comfort year-round, especially when supported with high output basket fans and […]
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Training Tip: Horse Runs Backwards When Doing the Sending Exercise
Question: My horse has gotten into the habit of running backwards as soon as she passes by me and yields her hindquarters while doing the Sending Exercise. How do I fix this? – maxcarp Answer: When she runs backwards, go with her. Point up in the air in the direction you want her to move […]