Horse Training
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Products We Use At The Ranch
Wondering what products we actually use every day at the ranch? From dollar store olive oil spray to affordable fly control and shampoo hacks, we’ve found cost-effective grooming tools that...
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Neck Reining Part 2
In Part 2 of Michael Gascon's neck reining series, he continues working with Rocket, a Rocky Mountain Horse, to build softness, responsiveness, and one-handed control. This session emphasizes the importance...
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Getting Your Horse's Attention With Belle Day 2
In this second day of training with Belle, we focus on refining communication and building trust through groundwork. By using soft pressure and clear signals, we guide her to move...
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30 Minute Colt Starting
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...
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Girth Sizing Tricks
Struggling with girth sizing when saddling your horse? Instead of buying a new girth, try this simple adjustment trick—remove the leather keeper and use a diagonal strap positioning to achieve...
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Neck Reining Part 1
Ready to take your horse training to the next level? In this post, we dive into the basics of neck reining, using my colt, Mr. Rocket, as an example to...
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Intro To The Respect Series
Success with your horse starts with respect and attention, and that’s exactly what the Respect Series is designed to establish. This foundational approach ensures your horse sees you as a...
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How to Break Pace in a Gaited Horse
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,...
How to Get a Hot Gaited Horse to Walk Calmly on the Trail
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...
How to Long Line a Horse | Ground Training Fundamentals
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...
9th Grade - Flexing In Motion
Flexing in motion is one of the most important foundations in horse training. Just like a steering wheel keeps your car under control, flexing allows you to guide your horse’s...