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Basics of Balance

August 5, 2020November 1, 2018 by Northwest Horse Source

Establish Good Communication through Aids By Lynn Palm It’s essential that horses are balanced to maximize athleticism. Balance can only be attained when your horse is driving himself forward from his hindquarters with his body straight. To get your horse to go forward you must have good communication with …

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When Lack of Control Takes a Toll

August 5, 2020October 1, 2018 by Jill Holdal

Problems on the Trail Indicate a Hole in Basic Training By Jill Holdal and Julie Lewis-Schot Trail riding gives us the opportunity to take in the fresh air, sounds of nature, and beautiful scenery while we bond with our horses. But if you don’t feel you have control over …

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On the Trail: Beating a Spook

August 5, 2020September 1, 2018 by Northwest Horse Source

Help your horse stay calm and spook-free on the trail with these tips from Clinton Anderson. #1 Warm Up With Groundwork Before hitting the trail, be sure your horse is in the right frame of mind, meaning he’s calm, using the thinking side of his brain and focused on …

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Western Dressage Tips

August 5, 2020September 1, 2018 by Northwest Horse Source

A Closer Look at Tack By Lynn Palm Any time you get into a different discipline, it’s important to know what tack is allowed in competition. The smart rider researches ahead of time to learn all the rules about what tack is permitted (and what isn’t). I recommend practicing …

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June 30, 2020September 1, 2018 by Northwest Horse Source

September Email Subscriber Drawing Sponsor – Clinton Anderson Enter today for a chance to win a Clinton Anderson On The Trail Training Kit – a retail value of $599.00! Just sign up for our E-Newsletter and you’ll be entered for a chance to win. AND as long as you are …

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Dealing with an Ear Pinner

August 5, 2020August 1, 2018 by Northwest Horse Source

Build a Partnership with Your Horse By: Lynn Palm If you’ve spent much time in the saddle, chances are you’ve come across a horse that pins its ears. Whether you are riding such a horse or you are riding in a group that includes this kind of horse, you …

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On Having Grit

June 30, 2020July 1, 2018 by Laura Schonberg

Part 3: Effort Counts Twice By Laura Schonberg Last month, we discussed Dr. Angela Duckworth’s research on how easily talent distracts us; if something seems to come naturally to someone or their horse, we may believe they don’t have to work very hard to be successful or outstanding in …

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Foal Training Success Tips

August 5, 2020July 1, 2018 by Northwest Horse Source

Follow these tips from Clinton Anderson to get your partnership with your foal off to the best start. Be consistent. The earlier you start working with your foal, the quicker he’ll learn the right behavior and never get the chance to develop bad habits. Don’t leave him turned out …

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Let the Worries Go!

June 30, 2020June 1, 2018 by Northwest Horse Source

The Top 10 Misunderstandings and Concerns About Competitive Trail Riding By Tammy Vasa, NATRC Recently, while on Facebook, I tried to debunk some of the concerns associated with competitive trail riding (CTR). I was once the person with these same fears. My desire to try the sport finally prevailed …

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On Having Grit

June 30, 2020June 1, 2018 by Laura Schonberg

Part 2: Distracted by Talent? By Laura Schonberg I’m guilty: at a riding lesson a couple of weeks ago, I was watching with girl-who-loves-everything-horse awe as one of my trainers was riding her well-bred warmblood in the arena. This horse doesn’t move––she floats. If I didn’t know any better, …

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