Everyone is in a different spot in their journey and we should respect and encourage all right where they are.

Remember the 4 F’s of correction - Firm, Fast, Fair and Finished

Biomechanics are the bomb!

See each area of struggle as an opportunity to learn a new skill not as a failure to execute.

These are big animals. We have to be safe. Sometimes correction is necessary but we need to keep the punishment mindset out of it.

I often get horses in that need “counseling”. They have had problems with humans

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No jaw will become supple with force. Force creates more resistance and eventually requires more force.

Some helpful tips while you are trailering out to your summer events!

Don’t get me wrong, they need to learn to tie. I just believe teaching them to stay is helpful as well.

You will get farther faster than trying one more time after a good execution. Exhausting your horse mentally and physically will not get…

You have to give to get. This concept is hard for us humans. We don’t blindly trust. We expect proof our trust is warranted.

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A responsive horse is a thinking partner. A reactive horse is a dangerous acquaintance.

I am a huge fan of tongue relief in the horse. I don’t like anything that collapses around the jaw or tongue. The horse needs to be able to swallow, lick, and chew with restriction. I also like being able to have independent action on each side of the mouth to promote suppleness instead of bracing. My go to bits are generally Myler brand.

Your horse didn’t volunteer to go to the show. Enjoy the ride and thank them for their efforts. They are solely there fulfilling our dreams