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The Life of Times of An Appaloosa

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» Training the Anticipatory Horse
By Jan Wright | Published 05/1/2008 | Equine Training | Unrated
The smarter the horse, the faster he tends to learn to anticipate your requirements and your choices. It's great that he learns quickly, but anticipation can cause problems when riding. Learn how to prevent anticipation and maintain a good relationship with your horse.
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» Basic PreRide WarmUp
By Ron Petracek | Published 04/30/2008 | Riding Skills , General Equine , Equine Training , Equine Disciplines | Unrated
Many people just get on and ride - here's a better way for yourself and your horse.
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» Retraining The Hard To Catch Horse
By Jan Wright | Published 04/19/2008 | General Equine , Equine Training | Rating:
Dealing with a horse you can't catch can be frustrating. Fixing the problem is relatively simple.
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» Basic Training - Balancing Correction and Praise
By Jan Wright | Published 04/16/2008 | General Equine , Equine Training | Unrated
Discipline and correction are needed when training horses as well as praise. If there is no "penalty" for bad action the horse will repeat it.
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» Conditioning a Barrel Horse
By Traci ClubEquine | Published 08/25/2007 | Equine Training | Unrated

Barrel racing is a tough sport on both rider and horse. Barrel horses are athletes that need to be in really good condition when running barrels. A horse that is not in good condition and started on barrels may get sore and associate the pain with running barrels. This can lead to problems that are hard to correct.

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