Warming Up for a Horse Show

When I ride a horse, I want him supple from his nose through his hips. I want to be able to move my foot or lightly lift my hand and have my horse instantly move his hip, rib cage, or shoulder.
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Try a “psycho clinic” to boost your competition confidence this horse-showing season.

One of my riders was on course at an important competition. She was in the air, over a jump, when – boom – out of nowhere, she gets hit in the chest by this massive Mallard duck!
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Clinton Anderson Training Tip: Use What You Got

When it comes to training your horse, your imagination is your greatest tool. The more creative you can be in your lessons, the more interested your horse will be in his job.

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Quit Your Horse When He Has A Good Attitude

Only stop working your horse when he has a good attitude and is respecting you as the leader, or at the very least, has a better attitude than when you started your training session.

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