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  • Tying Your Horse in a Trailer

    Tying Your Horse in a Trailer

    By Michael Gascon

    Tying your horse in a trailer correctly is essential for their safety during transport. Always tie at or above the withers, and use a quick-release knot to ensure you can...

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  • 1st Grade - Q & A

    1st Grade - Q & A

    By Michael Gascon

    Groundwork is the foundation of every successful partnership with a horse, and 1st Grade training sets the tone for respect and communication. In this Q & A, Michael Gascon explains...

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  • 7th Grade Q & A

    7th Grade Q & A

    By Michael Gascon

    The 7th Grade Q & A with Michael Gascon focuses on building softness, respect, and progress through exercises like the spiral. Riders learn how to correct common problems, give timely...

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  • 11th Grade - Q & A

    11th Grade - Q & A

    By Michael Gascon

    Obstacle training builds confidence, trust, and respect between horse and rider. In this 11th Grade Q&A, Michael Gascon shares practical strategies for working through push obstacles like tarps, soccer balls,...

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  • Do's And Don'ts Of 6th Grade - Stopping

    Do's And Don'ts Of 6th Grade - Stopping

    By Michael Gascon

    Teaching your horse to stop correctly is about more than pulling on the reins—it’s about timing, body position, and leg cues. By keeping your legs on like a “gas pedal”...

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  • Breaking Up Pace Using The Respect Series with Smokey Day 2

    Breaking Up Pace Using The Respect Series with Smokey Day 2

    By Michael Gascon

    Breaking up pace in gaited horses starts with one simple foundation: control of the head. In this session from Michael Gascon’s Respect Series with Smokey – Day 2, we see...

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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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  • Benefits of Using a Solid Bridle on Your Gaited Horse

    Benefits of Using a Solid Bridle on Your Gaited Horse

    By Michael Gascon

    A solid bridle can help a properly prepared gaited horse develop more unified one-handed control and a steadier feel in the contact. Unlike a jointed snaffle, a solid mouthpiece provides...

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  • Breaking Up Pace Using the Respect Series With Smokey: Day 1

    Breaking Up Pace Using the Respect Series With Smokey: Day 1

    By Michael Gascon

    Breaking up pace in a gaited horse starts with more than asking for a smoother gait. During Smokey’s first day in the Respect Series, the focus was on helping him...

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  • Using A Breeching For Gait Work

    Using A Breeching For Gait Work

    By Michael Gascon

    Did you know a breeching can help your gaited horse move with better collection and balance? In this post, Michael Gascon explains how this traditional mule tack, when fitted correctly,...

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  • Backing & Side Passing Using The Respect Series With Monty Day 2

    Backing & Side Passing Using The Respect Series With Monty Day 2

    By Michael Gascon

    In this session from Michael Gascon’s Respect Series with Monty, we dive into the step-by-step process of teaching horses to back and side pass with softness and precision. Through consistent...

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  • Working Through Extreme Obstacles With Nakaia Day 1

    Working Through Extreme Obstacles With Nakaia Day 1

    By Michael Gascon

    In this Day 1 training session with Nakaia, Michael Gascon demonstrates how to turn fear into focus by building respect through foundational groundwork and clear communication. By reinforcing softness in...

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