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  • Do's And Don'ts Of 8th Grade - Disengaging The Hindquarters

    Do's And Don'ts Of 8th Grade - Disengaging The Hindquarters

    By Michael Gascon

    Disengaging the hindquarters is one of the most powerful tools in horse training, especially for horses that buck, rear, or bolt. By controlling the head and asking the hind end...

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  • Getting A Horse Used To A Slant Load

    Getting A Horse Used To A Slant Load

    By Michael Gascon

    Getting a horse comfortable with a slant load trailer requires patience and proper groundwork. By teaching them to yield their hindquarters through simple exercises, you can make loading a smooth...

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  • Halter Under Bridle

    Halter Under Bridle

    By Michael Gascon

    Using a halter under a bridle is a practical and safe choice for riders, especially when training multiple horses or going on long trail rides. It allows for quick tie-ups,...

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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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  • 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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  • Braiding The Tail For Riding

    Braiding The Tail For Riding

    By Michael Gascon

    Braiding your horse's tail is an essential practice for protecting it during training and transportation. By using a simple bungee and following a few easy steps, you can prevent your...

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  • Intro To Ground Poles

    Intro To Ground Poles

    By Michael Gascon

    Ground poles are a versatile training tool used in various equestrian disciplines to improve coordination, balance, and responsiveness. They help horses develop better foot placement, strengthen muscles, and build confidence...

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