Horse Training
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Grooming
Grooming your horse isn’t just about appearance — it’s a key part of training, bonding, and long-term coat health. In this guide, Michael Gascon walks you through how to achieve...
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Driving A Gaited Horse Up Into The Bridle
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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Prepping For Our National Championships - Pleasure Division
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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Proper Way To Hold Reins For Different Classes In The Show-Ring
Understanding the proper way to hold reins is essential for success in the show ring, whether you're competing in Western Pleasure, English, Gaited, or Working Cow Horse classes. Each discipline...
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Putting Your Legs On A Horse For Gait Work
Using your legs correctly is key to improving your gaited horse’s movement and collection. Instead of squeezing with your thighs or knees, apply pressure with your heels and calves to...
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The Ultimate Guide to Grooming Your Horse for a Show-Quality Shine
Grooming is essential for maintaining your horse’s health, strengthening your bond, and achieving a show-quality shine. A flawless coat isn’t achieved overnight—it requires consistent care, including currying, brushing, and using...
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Preparing Your Horse for Success in the Show Ring
Mastering the fundamentals of horsemanship is key to success in the show ring. Consistency, precision, and understanding your horse's cues can make the difference between an average performance and...