There is a difference between forward and faster.

Don’t create unnecessary battles with your horse.

Tarrin Warren is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

“Don’t be upset from the results you didn’t get from the work you did not do.” - unknown

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When people approach me and tell me they have a problem with canter I know the following to be true:

Be the change you want to see in your horse.

Don’t forget your outside rein! Anything you do one handed you should be able to do one reined.... outside rein only.

This hitch is a game changer. Well worth the money. Creates stabilization and a smooth ride. They make them for bumper pulls, goosenecks and 5th wheels.

We must learn how to create good canter to ride with confidence and enjoyment in the canter.

This horse is cantered once a week in lessons. She is 21.

You will never straighten your horse or get the hindlegs under the horse by containing or managing the head. By straightening the hindlegs, the head and neck will not need to managed or contained. Food for thought.

You should be able to reward your horse with your fingers and arm

The horse did not get in the negative feedback loop overnight. It will take a minimum of 18 months to correct

This!!! It is so frustrating to watch a horse walk around in pain. Some vets want to inject, don’t even advise changes in shoeing. People... veterinarians can’t be experts at all things. Think about it. Do you go to your family dr for a tooth ache? Or appendicitis? No. You go to a dentist or a surgeon. Find a vet who understands feet. For 5yrs with my mare I played the injection game. I did everything the vet and farrier told me to. I spent close to $10k. Her back was sor

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Anything taught with force will eventually fail

Watch the base of your horse’s neck (where the buck ties into the shoulder). Often the horse will try to excessively

I didn’t want to ride her. She had two challenging rides in a row that just weren’t enjoyable for either of us. We didn’t end the rides in a bad place. We took lots of breaks and didn’t push. We made slow progress for that ride but not her overall ability. Her canters were disasters. She was in heat so maybe she was uncomfortable. It was disappointing because we had been riding flying changes the week prior. This mare is 7. I started her at three. We did not canter u