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  • Do's And Don'ts of Preschool

    Do's And Don'ts of Preschool

    By Michael Gascon

    Preschool is the crucial first step in colt starting, where a horse’s respect, responsiveness, and mindset are evaluated before any saddle work begins. In this phase, Michael Gascon uses free...

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  • Do's And Don'ts Of 11th Grade - Push Obstacles

    Do's And Don'ts Of 11th Grade - Push Obstacles

    By Michael Gascon

    Mastering 11th grade "push obstacles" is all about building confidence, control, and clear communication with your horse. In this stage, you'll learn how to guide your horse through fear of...

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  • Rail Road Step Over On A Green Horse

    Rail Road Step Over On A Green Horse

    By Michael Gascon

    Training a green horse to navigate finesse obstacles like the railroad step over builds confidence, precision, and trail-readiness. Unlike push obstacles, these require a horse to slow down and think...

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  • 6th Grade - Stopping

    6th Grade - Stopping

    By Michael Gascon

    A solid stop is one of the most important foundations in horsemanship, and the “6th Grade Stop” teaches your horse exactly that — when you say “whoa,” they shut down...

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  • Do's And Don't of 5th Grade - Flexing

    Do's And Don't of 5th Grade - Flexing

    By Michael Gascon

    Flexing in motion is a crucial skill for developing softness, responsiveness, and control in your horse. Instead of attempting to flex both sides at once, it's best to start by...

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  • Negative Horse Interaction On The Trail

    Negative Horse Interaction On The Trail

    By Michael Gascon

    Negative horse behaviors on the trail, such as biting, kicking, or being buddy sour, are not the real problem—they're symptoms of a deeper issue: lack of respect and attention. Instead...

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  • From Hot To Cold

    From Hot To Cold

    By Michael Gascon

    Training a sensitive or explosive horse doesn’t have to take years—it’s all about clear communication and consistency. By focusing on relaxation, controlling the horse’s head, and adjusting body posture, you...

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  • 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...

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  • 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...

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  • How to Get a Hot Gaited Horse to Walk Calmly on the Trail

    How to Get a Hot Gaited Horse to Walk Calmly on the Trail

    By Michael Gascon

    Struggling with a hot gaited horse that won’t walk calmly on the trail? The key isn’t pulling harder or adding more movement—it’s learning how to control the head and create...

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  • 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...

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  • 7th Grade - Spirals

    7th Grade - Spirals

    By Michael Gascon

    Struggling to get your hot or sensitive horse to walk calmly? In this post, Michael Gascon shares a powerful yet gentle technique called the spiral, designed to redirect your horse’s...

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