Training sensitive horses can be a rewarding challenge that requires a unique approach. By leveraging their natural responsiveness and energy, we can turn potential difficulties into advantages. Establishing clear leadership...

To become a confident rider, start by ensuring your seat is secure and balanced, as confidence begins in your keister. Control the horse's head by flexing it left and right...

In today's blog, Michael Gascon, the Horse Guru, addresses the common challenge of training a horse at a new facility. Using Whit, a spooky Rocky Mountain gelding, Michael demonstrates techniques...

In today's discussion on riding techniques, we delve into 'riding the eye'—a crucial method for managing horses prone to bucking or kicking. By maintaining control over the horse's head through...

In today's blog post, we cover the basics of halter training a foal with Dashie, a quarter horse filly. Starting by gently placing the halter around her neck and moving...

In today's video, we're diving into the topic of when and where to use a crop while riding. We begin by focusing on horsemanship flexing with one hand, advancing to...

Learn how to fix horses that crossfire at the canter! Crossfiring occurs when a horse has a different lead in the front than in the back, making for an uncomfortable...

Introducing your horse to ground poles can greatly enhance their awareness and agility. Ground poles teach horses to be mindful of their foot placement, which is beneficial for jumping, trail...