http://www.chelsienaturalhorsemanship.com/. Natural Horsemanship Clinician Chelsie Kallestad shows how to trailer load your horse using natural horsemanship principles. This is a preview of our Trailer Loading DVD available at http://hstrial-lhait.homestead.com/Store-CNHDVD.html.
Duration : 0:6:33
Weight and mobility may be limitations that would prevent a person from adaptive horse riding. Learn about physical limitations in adaptive horse riding from an equestrian program manager in this free sports and recreation video.
Expert: Raeshell Sorensen
Contact: www.discovernac.org
Bio: Raeshell Sorensen became involved with the National Ability Center in January 2006 as an intern. Raeshell has taught therapeutic horse riding lessons and served as Lead Camp Counselor.
Filmmaker: Paul Kersey
Duration : 0:1:3
*I DO NOT OWN THESE SONGS*
the story of my riding, from 4 to 14 years old =]
some information on the horses in the video to clear up any confusion
-sally ann: she belonged to my aunties friend,she let me ride her a few times
-honey:belonged to a riding school which i started to go to
-milly: belonged to the same riding school as honey
-cinnamon: was at a different riding school which i went to because renfrew closed down
-lady: she was one of the ponies from renfrew ( the place that closed) they decided not to sell her when they closed and put her up for part loan
-precious: when i had lasy i got a private instructor in, precious was her horse
- goldie: goldie was also my instructors horse
-bonnie: my first pony
-may: my 2nd and current horse
please feel free to ask any questions 
Duration : 0:7:23
Looking for a natural horsemanship livery yard that isn’t crazy expensive- or just a yard with people who do natural horsemanship there, doesn’t have to be all natural horsemanship people
She can live in or out, but most of her life has been out 24/7 all year round, thanks
I have seen a lady riding in a western style saddle and ‘rope bridle without a bit’ near Gustard Wood (between Wheathampstead and Kimpton). Might be worth putting a note asking this question up in the Herts Horse Feed Shops.. Clarks Equestrian (stevenage), Titmuss (wheathampstead), Widserve (codicote), Lawtons (hitchin), The Barn Shop (royston) there are many more.. google to find more
^^ Like it says.
I have one and use it pretty frequently. I find it gives me better control of my horse.
Yes, I meant rope halter. My trainer always calls it natural horsemanship halters so I get confused on that.
Their awesome! Its more comfortable on the horse, give you the extra "feel" and connection to the horse through the rope. A good lead rope also helps you out with a rope halter.
The horse feels every little lead rope movement and that is what I love about rope halters.
You just cant get that same feel and connection to the horse with a regular halter…or a stud chain.
Also- people that use stud chains instead of rope halters, it really hurts the horses nose. horses and chains just dont mix..and putting a chain over its very sensitive nose is terrible.
So rope halters, by far the best halter to use.
http://www.jonathanfield.net/ . DVD Riding #1 – Safety: The First Step to a Great Ride.
Using a young, confident, newly started, herd bound horse who hasn’t been ridden in over a month, Jonathan covers core safety skills ALL riders and their horses can benefit from. Whether you have been around horses all your life or you are brand new to horses, you’ll learn fundamental skills that will ensure you greater success in your horsemanship goals. Go to http://www.jonathanfield.net/ to purchase DVD and for more info.
Duration : 0:7:55
Rex Peterson and Cari Swanson specialize in teaching riders to develop a balanced seat quickly using these simple training exercises on horses that are beautifully trained. This 4 year old mare is an excellent horse to learn on. Simone makes tremendous progress by riding with not stirrups or reins.
Duration : 0:5:47
We have had many people through our barn. Some come to learn to ride, others come to reacquaint themselves with riding. Age really doesn’t matter. We have had people through in their 80s and others as young as 3. The most rewarding are the special needs people we have helped. The glow in a child’s eye when they know they are in charge of this large animal is truly special. Seeing others with a new found freedom of mobility and strength really touches the heart, even of us old cowboys. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me anytime. This old cowboy is here to help. My e-mail address is SilenceSpeaksMore@sasktel.net. Thank you kindly
Duration : 0:2:58
This video is for all the equestrians out there who struggle to learn dressage (or any form of riding for that matter). This is the good, the bad and the ugly moments in our training. ENJOY!!
Duration : 0:4:14
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