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TRAINING HORSES & RIDERS: Resources and Information, Books and Links

We owe it to them to learn as much as we can so we can assure their futures!

See also Owned By Horses and Mostly Toys & Get 'Em Reading

From Birth to Backing

Horse Communication ~ Clicker Training
Training Foals ~ Starting Colts (Your Horse)
Bits and Bitting ~ Reins and Reining
Barn Sour (& Herd Bound) Horses
English Riding & Dressage ~ Western Riding & Some Dressage
Dressage : Arabians, Morgans, Morabs, etc.

"In training there is always the tendency to proceed too rapidly. To arrive quickly, go slowly with careful, cautious steps. Make frequent demands; be content with little; be lavish in rewards."--General Faverot de Kerbrech

Meredith Manor Features - Teaching Trainers & Training Teachers


The Natural Horse: Foundations for Natural Horsemanship


"As a horse owner you must make a big effort in understanding the horse, understanding it’s language, and how to communicate to it what it is that you are trying to say. Very often you will not be able to do this in a way that the horse can understand. Don’t think that the horse is being stupid or difficult! Try other ways of communicating what it is you want! And make it a thing that the horse will not only understand, but also accept . . . The alternatives to understanding the horse and how to communicating to it what you want is to use tools and equipment. A common example for this is nosebands, tiedowns, sidereins, stronger bits etc. when humans don’t know how to ask a horse for something it’s in our nature to force the horse into it. it can be done, but is it fair to the horse?" -- Ellen Warren - Training Your Horse

Horses Never Lie : The Heart of Passive Leadership by Mark Rashid
Editorial Reviews: Paint Horse Journal, June, 2000 ". . . compelling stories of how horses have changed when their owners have taken this new approach." ~ ~ ~ Horse Previews Magazine, June, 2000 "At $16.00 I think this paperback book might save you a lot of money on quirts, bits, and spurs."

True Horsemanship Through Feel
Editorial Reviews: You don't have to own a horse to love Bill Dorrance, his message or his book. Bill's book, "True Horsemanship Through Feel," is the cornerstone of the largest grassroots movement in the history of horse-human relations. It is far more than a tribute to the horse's intelligence and spirit. Bill's book is a unique and intensely fascinating explanation of how to handle, ride and get along with a horse. This incredible work is testimony to Bill's faith in the human capacity for deep insight, forgiveness and generosity. Bill wants us to focus on the best aspects of ourselves, and to see the best in every person, animal and situation. He left us with a perfect guidebook to make a new kind of inner adjustment. In these stressful and peculiar times, Bill's thoughtfully chosen words can help us all.


Riding for the Rest of Us : A Practical Guide for Adult Riders by Jessica Jahiel



Centered Riding

Horse Riding and Training Links, Books, Videos

English Riding Disciplines ~ English vs Western Riding ~ Getting the Most from Riding Lessons (Horse-Wise Guide) ~ Horse Glossary ~ Novice Horse Rider Glossary ~ Training Strategies: Rider Motivation, Just Do It! ~ Training Your Horse ~

RIDING & HORSEMANSHIP (BASICS, GENERAL) :
Beginner-Basics ~ Happy Horsemanship ~ Let's Ride! : With Linda Tellington-Jones : Fun and Teamwork With Your Horse or Pony ~ Mounting and Dismounting : How to Mount (get on) a Horse ~ Overcoming the Fear of Riding ~ newrider.com ~ Saddling, Bridling and Riding the Western Horse ~ Taking Up Riding As An Adult ~ Teaching Safe Horsemanship : A Guide to English & Western Instruction ~ Teaching Safe Horsemanship : A Guide to English & Western Instruction - More Reviews ~ The Complete Idiot's Guide to Horseback Riding

HORSEMANSHIP "COURSE" LINKS
Horsemanship Honors (Pathfinder)
Parts of a Horse: Bottom of Hoof of a Horse ~ Fetlock of a Horse ~ Forelimb of a Horse ~ Hoof of a Horse (2) ~ Horse Anatomy ~ Parts of a Horse (4H pdf file) ~ Parts of a Horse (Appaloosa Picture)

TRAINING FOUNDATIONS & FUNDAMENTALS FOR YOUR HORSE:
Develop Lightness on the Ground that will Carry Over to your Mounted Work ~ KBR Horse Training Information ~ Training Progression ~ Training Tips (Ted Baker Reining Horses) ~

The Less-Than-Perfect Rider : Overcoming Common Riding Problems



Enlightened Equitation : Riding in True Harmony With Your Horse


Clicker Training for Your Horse

CLICKER TRAINING (OPERANT CONDITIONING): Resources and Information, Books and Links

Clicker Training is getting it's own page:
click here for growing collection of info on Clicker Training


Don't Shoot the Dog : The New Art of Teaching and Training by Karen Pryor


Bulletin Boards
& Forum
Links
Behavior Modification by Clicker Training (escribe archive) ~ billsbook (True Horsemanship Through Feel, by Bill Dorrance and Leslie Desmond) ~ BitsandBridles.com Message Board ~ Bulletin Boards (About.com) ~ Click Ryder Message Board ~ ClickerSolutions@egroups.com ~ ClickNZ@egroups.com ~ ClickRyder@egroups.com ~ ClickRyder (escribe email list archive) ~ ClickRyder-Dressage ~ Clickryder-dressage (escribe email list archive) ~ FearfulHorse@egroups.com ~ Horse Forum ~ Horse Buddies ~ ryderconfidence (escribe email list archive) ~ The Horse Forum ~ TrickHorsetmTraining@egroups.com




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