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  • Teaching Your Horse To Have A Nice Stop

    Teaching Your Horse To Have A Nice Stop

    By Michael Gascon

    Teaching your horse to stop smoothly isn’t about pulling harder on the reins—it’s about balance, communication, and proper body positioning. By using the “leg on, leg off” method, you can...

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  • Do's And Don'ts of 2nd Grade - Desensitizing

    Do's And Don'ts of 2nd Grade - Desensitizing

    By Michael Gascon

    Desensitizing is a crucial step in horse training, teaching the horse to stay calm and trust its handler. This blog covers the essential do’s and don’ts, from properly using a...

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  • Bathing

    Bathing

    By Michael Gascon

    Bathing your horse is more than just a routine task—it’s an essential part of maintaining a healthy, shiny coat. By following the right techniques, like using the correct shampoo, rinsing...

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  • Riding The Eye

    Riding The Eye

    By Michael Gascon

    "Riding the Eye" is a powerful technique for managing horses that buck or crow-hop by keeping their head slightly off-center. This prevents them from locking in a straight line, making...

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  • Rein Management

    Rein Management

    By Michael Gascon

    Rein management is a vital skill for effective horsemanship, ensuring clear communication and control while keeping the horse responsive and relaxed. Many riders struggle with over-adjusting their reins, but the...

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  • Whirlybird (Also Great For When Your Horse Fails 1st Grade)

    Whirlybird (Also Great For When Your Horse Fails 1st Grade)

    By Michael Gascon

    The Whirlybird is a simple yet highly effective groundwork exercise that helps soften your horse, improve responsiveness, and enhance collection. By using a lead rope and reins, this method encourages...

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  • Clockwork

    Clockwork

    By Michael Gascon

    Clockwork is a powerful spinning exercise that helps horses pivot correctly while maintaining forward motion and balance. By visualizing a clock on the ground and executing spins at key positions,...

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  • Gaiting A Young Colt For The First Time

    Gaiting A Young Colt For The First Time

    By Michael Gascon

    Introducing gaiting to a young colt, like the Tennessee Walker Two Socks, requires solid groundwork and patience. Before starting gait training, ensure your colt is relaxed, responsive, and comfortable with...

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  • Towards The Void - Away From Pressure

    Towards The Void - Away From Pressure

    By Michael Gascon

    Training a horse using the Towards the Void – Away from Pressure method helps develop responsiveness, balance, and confidence. By guiding the horse to move into open space rather than...

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  • Precision Backing

    Precision Backing

    By Michael Gascon

    Precision backing is a vital skill for any rider looking to improve their horse’s responsiveness and agility. By focusing on clear cues, consistent practice, and proper steering techniques, you can...

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  • Walk The Line

    Walk The Line

    By Michael Gascon

    Training your horse to walk in a straight line on the trail is all about focus, consistency, and proper correction. Many horses veer off due to distractions or past training,...

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  • Tying To A Hitching Post

    Tying To A Hitching Post

    By Michael Gascon

    Learn how to safely tie your horse to a hitching post using a secure clove hitch knot. This method not only keeps your horse centered and calm but also reduces...

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