https://www.trtmethod.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Double-lunge-young-horse-thumbnail.jpg300533adminhttps://www.trtmethod.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Mental-training-horse.pngadmin2020-10-26 14:55:402020-10-27 09:16:21How double lunging can help your young sensitive horse
Does your horse jump off the ramp of the trailer and do you not know how to solve that problem? Follow me as I help a young horse overcome his fears of the ramp.
https://www.trtmethod.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/trailer-loading-jumps-off-ramp.jpg300640Tristan Tuckerhttps://www.trtmethod.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Mental-training-horse.pngTristan Tucker2020-10-13 07:20:432020-10-15 08:47:14What to do when your horse jumps off the trailer ramp
When starting young horses, there will come a time where you go out to ride in a big, open-air arena for the first time. Or maybe you’re entering a new and perhaps challenging environment with your older horse. What is the best way to handle that?
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How double lunging can help your young sensitive horse
/in blog /by adminDouble lunging young and sensitive horses is a great way to help them feel much more comfortable and confident in the connection to the bit.
What to do when your horse jumps off the trailer ramp
/in blog, Trailer Loading, Uncategorized /by Tristan TuckerDoes your horse jump off the ramp of the trailer and do you not know how to solve that problem? Follow me as I help a young horse overcome his fears of the ramp.
What to do on your first ride in the outdoor arena [video]
/in blog, General Spookiness, Starting a young horse /by adminWhen starting young horses, there will come a time where you go out to ride in a big, open-air arena for the first time. Or maybe you’re entering a new and perhaps challenging environment with your older horse. What is the best way to handle that?