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  • Do’s And Don’ts Of 9th Grade - Flexing In Motion

    Do’s And Don’ts Of 9th Grade - Flexing In Motion

    By Michael Gascon

    Flexing in motion is a vital skill for developing softness, balance, and responsiveness in gaited horses. In this blog post, Michael Gascon breaks down the do’s and don’ts of lateral...

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  • Garrocha Stick / Pole Part 1

    Garrocha Stick / Pole Part 1

    By Michael Gascon

    Preparing your horse for garrocha stick work starts with building trust and confidence using a simple tarp. In this foundational lesson, Michael Gascon demonstrates how to desensitize your horse by...

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  • Driving A Gaited Horse Up Into The Bridle

    Driving A Gaited Horse Up Into The Bridle

    By Michael Gascon

    Driving a gaited horse up into the bridle means creating balance, collection, and control by engaging the hind end while maintaining softness in the front. Instead of just moving forward,...

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  • Pad Fitting For Gaited Horse

    Pad Fitting For Gaited Horse

    By Michael Gascon

    Proper pad fitting is essential for the comfort and performance of gaited horses. Using a cutback saddle pad helps prevent pressure on the withers, especially when the horse is asked...

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  • Spirals

    Spirals

    By Michael Gascon

    Struggling with a hot or sensitive horse that just won’t walk? The spiral exercise, taught by horse trainer Michael Gascon, offers a calm, effective way to redirect excess energy without...

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  • 10th Grade - Q & A

    10th Grade - Q & A

    By Michael Gascon

    In this advanced horsemanship Q\&A, Michael Gascon breaks down the essential techniques for teaching horses to disengage their shoulders—a key 10th-grade skill. Using a combination of groundwork and saddle work,...

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  • How To Throw A Houlihan

    How To Throw A Houlihan

    By Michael Gascon

    The Houlihan is a unique roping technique that allows riders to reverse their swing and rope from the opposite side of their horse. Popular in rodeo and ranch work, it’s...

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  • Prepping For Our National Championships - Pleasure Division

    Prepping For Our National Championships - Pleasure Division

    By Michael Gascon

    Preparing a Paso Fino for the Pleasure Division at the Grand National Championships takes precision, patience, and a well-trained off switch. Michael Gascon, the Horse Guru, showcases how his gelding...

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  • MG Halter Fitting

    MG Halter Fitting

    By Michael Gascon

    Proper halter fit is essential for safe and effective horse training, and in this post, Michael Gascon walks you through how to fit a natural horsemanship rope halter using his...

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  • Kindergarten - Q & A

    Kindergarten - Q & A

    By Michael Gascon

    Building respect through groundwork is the foundation of every great horse-human partnership. In this Kindergarten Q\&A, Michael Gascon explains why backing up, handling pressure, and working just outside the horse’s...

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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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  • Spinning

    Spinning

    By Michael Gascon

    Yes, your gaited horse can learn to spin — and do it beautifully! In this blog post, Michael Gascon breaks down the step-by-step method for teaching a gaited horse to...

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