Beginning Horse Riding : Horse Riding Balanced Walking
May 23rd, 2010
Training a horse to do balanced walking with a rider is important in horse riding. Learn more about horse riding balanced walking with tips from a horse trainer in this free horse riding video.
Expert: Kathy Kentala
Bio: Kathy Kentala owns the Bee Cave Riding Center in Austin, TX. She also owns Signal Hill Ranch, a western venue specializing in team penning and ranch sorting, barrels, poles, and other speed events.
Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA
Duration : 0:1:59
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Horsemanship, like so many other of life’s most enjoyable and most fulfilling pursuits, can be potentially hazardous. Too many horses and too many people handling them are injured, primarily because people have never learned the rules of safe horsemanship. In this video, Dr. Miller shows the safety techniques learned during his 40-plus years as an equine veterinarian, and a lifetime as a horseman. Information is given about why and when handling horses may be risky, and how to minimize these risks by simply utilizing the rules of Safer Horsemanship. The video covers safety while performing routine health care such as taking temperatures, examining ears, medicating eyes, worming, cleaning hooves, and sheath and udder cleaning, as well as safety while catching, tying, tacking and untacking, riding, horse housing, and handling. Order DVD http://www.robertmmiller.com/visaho.html
Horseback riders should always find a well-fitting helmet, understand the proper posture for riding and learn the basic heel and verbal commands. Learn a few tips for horseback riding with advice from a riding instructor in this video on equestrian living.
This 8 year old well trained mule cannot be caught unless he is bribed with a bucket of grain. Dr. Miller demonstrates how, using body language and timing, he extinguishes this behavior and in only 4 minutes, teaching him to come when called. Purchase DVD http://www.robertmmiller.com/viunho.html
In this scene from our DVD UNDERSTANDING HORSES shows a 29 day old mule foal that has less than 2 hours of training, starting at birth. The first part of the video shows how athletic and active the foal is…. jumping, sprinting, spinning and doing slide stops. The second half, as shown here demonstrates how much she learned during her imprinting period, right after birth. To order Understanding Horses DVD click here: http://www.robertmmiller.com/viunho.html OR you may want to order our EARLY LEARNING – The Complete Training of the Newborn Foals by clicking here: http://www.robertmmiller.com/earlylearning.html
More than a Trail Ride….
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