Your cart

Your cart is empty

  • Getting A Better Stop

    Getting A Better Stop

    By Michael Gascon

    Want to improve your horse’s stop? In this blog post, we break down the key steps to developing a responsive, respectful stop—whether you're working on a basic halt or building...

    Read more
  • Intro To Driving Part 4

    Intro To Driving Part 4

    By Michael Gascon

    In Part 4 of the “Intro to Driving” series, Michael Gascon works with Amy, a young warmblood filly overcoming hesitation and shutdown behavior under harness. This session focuses on building...

    Read more
  • 30 Minute Colt Starting

    30 Minute Colt Starting

    By Michael Gascon

    Starting a colt doesn’t have to be a lengthy or overwhelming process. In just 30 minutes, you can lay a solid foundation by focusing on calm groundwork, clear communication, and...

    Read more
  • Intro To Halter Showing

    Intro To Halter Showing

    By Michael Gascon

    Halter showing, or showmanship, is all about precision, control, and flawless communication between horse and handler. The goal is to create a robotic-like movement where the horse mirrors every step,...

    Read more
  • Button Using Your Hands On The Reins

    Button Using Your Hands On The Reins

    By Michael Gascon

    Mastering rein control is essential for clear communication and effective horsemanship. By using three simple rein buttons—flexion for the head, disengagement for the hindquarters, and movement for the shoulders—you can...

    Read more
  • Mastering Ground Tying: A Step-by-Step Guide

    Mastering Ground Tying: A Step-by-Step Guide

    By Michael Gascon

    Ground tying is a valuable skill that teaches your horse to stay calmly in one spot without physical restraint. By combining desensitization, relaxation techniques, and consistent practice, you can build...

    Read more
  • Rollbacks on Long Lines: A Vital Horse Training Technique

    Rollbacks on Long Lines: A Vital Horse Training Technique

    By Michael Gascon

    Rollbacks on long lines are an essential horse training technique for improving control, responsiveness, and safety. By using long reins to guide a horse's movement, trainers can address problem behaviors...

    Read more
  • How Young Is Too Young to Start Training Your Horse?

    How Young Is Too Young to Start Training Your Horse?

    By Michael Gascon

    Starting your horse's training early can set the stage for a lifetime of trust and cooperation. By gently handling and desensitizing foals from their first days, you help them become...

    Read more
  • How to Break Pace in a Gaited Horse

    How to Break Pace in a Gaited Horse

    By Michael Gascon

    Breaking pace in a gaited horse doesn’t require force or advanced techniques—it starts with softness, balance, and correct body control. When a horse is stiff through the face and body,...

    Read more
  • How to Long Line a Horse | Ground Training Fundamentals

    How to Long Line a Horse | Ground Training Fundamentals

    By Michael Gascon

    Long lining is one of the safest and most effective ways to build communication, softness, and control before ever riding a horse. In this foundational training method, horses learn to...

    Read more
  • 3rd Grade - Q & A

    3rd Grade - Q & A

    By Michael Gascon

    In third grade horse training, the focus shifts to desensitizing in motion and teaching horses how to respond calmly under pressure. From handling broncing at the canter to...

    Read more
  • 3rd Grade - Desensitizing In Motion

    3rd Grade - Desensitizing In Motion

    By Michael Gascon

    Desensitizing your horse while standing still is only half the battle—the real challenge is keeping their focus and respect in motion. In 3rd Grade Horsemanship, desensitizing exercises test whether your...

    Read more