How To: Ride a Horse
November 6th, 2011
Learn the basics of horse riding from Eric Guggisberg, the owner of the Guggisberg Swiss Inn in Amish Country, Ohio. He has been riding horses for decades and has a riding stable that is open to the public directly behind the inn. It is one of the best experiences in the world and your adventure begins here! Check out his expert tips for horse riding in this exclusive travel video.
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This horse is NOT for sale. This horse has about 40 days under saddle and this is the first big trail ride she has been on other then riding twice in the neighbors pasture. There are a couple of pictures at the end with cattle and water from her first trail ride experience. **Discloser ALL horses learn and retain information at a different rate depending on the horse it’s level of training coming here and whether it is a problem horse or not. this is just an example of how this horse is progressing. For more information please go to www.mtntopmorgans.com Horses for sale and training.
http://gentle-horse-training.com
“To succeed you must first improve, to improve you must first practice, to practice you must first learn, and to learn you must first fail.”
Gam was awesome as always, Bay is just a little slower to catch on, but I love him just the same. Thumbs up for rescue horses!
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On May 13th a fundraiser was held for the Parelli Foundation at The 17 Ranch in Thamesford, Ontario. The event was attended by more than 150 spectators, their $20 donation at the door and additional donations they made for their free BBQ dinner combined with the raffle prize participation raised $4300.00. The time between 6 and 7:00 pm was the pre-show. The pre-show was an opportunity for the students who were currently enrolled in the ongoing clinic to participate. In groups of three they played in front of the gathering crowd to music (three songs) online playing with what they know. The students, of the 5 day Parelli Experience camp seized the opportunity to be outside their comfort zone and participate in front of the audience. After a brief welcome and introduction, a small explanation of the Parelli Foundation, the audience was next treated to watch 4 of Canada’s Junior Instructors, Randee Halladay, Todd Owens, Maureen Owens and Jan Brooks play in three savvy’s. One of The Parelli experience participants, Laura Albin, is a long time student of Eddo Hoekstra and Mr. Walter Zettl. Laura and Don Halladay rode a very well received Dressage duet. The display of finesse in both English and Western saddles was a huge impact for the crowd. Throughout the evening our master of ceremonies John Baar inspired and entertained the audience with anecdotal stories and educational references. After the 30 minute break the Grand finale took place. Don Halladay wow’d the crowd with his liberty session (riding Smart Kokie Joe and playing with Maverick at Liberty) this was followed up with a demonstration of working cows. Some of the fast manoeuvres made by Don and his cutting horse got some of the loudest cheers of the night. 
Around the Peninsula: Cowboy Boot Camp in the City of Rolling Hills Estates. Cowboy Boot Camp is a place where you learn to ride your Horse safely. Dove Graham interviews the owners of Cowboy Boot Camp Jim Moore & Lori Moore.
Bridget and I took an awesome trail ride through Brandywine Valley. This is my backyard! We did a little bit of everything, including jumping, lots of galloping, and even some splashing in the water! Bridget rode Turner, and I was on Bay. Be sure to thumbs up / Comment / and subscribe for more killer videos! Be sure to like my facebook page for daily updates on me and my three boys!
Fantastic pictures from a play-dance-working-session in the wild nature at liberty. Very clearly you can see the fantastic effects of the Magic-Lungeing, which Klaus founded in this form and evolved into a true art and unique way. Here one of the most important bases in Klaus’s work. A horse needs a very good preparation to carry a rider. Klaus has raised the Art of Lungeing – learn more about it here and what this means. This clip is also a first entrance into Klaus’ unique way of being with horses in the highest sense of their culture which has made him known worldwide. http://www.hempfling.com This video features the horse therapist Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling’s work. With his professional background in communications he has shaken up the international horse world. He is working with these powerful, dignified creatures in accordance with nature. The development of the rider’s “presence” and an orientation to holistic principles is integral to this work.
Klaus has the ability to “know” a horse within a few seconds and within a few minutes of the first meeting, he establishes a relationship so firmly that anything after that is completely based on trust — creating lifelong friendship with the horses. Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling (latest book The Horse Seeks Me) is touching equestrians worldwide, with response in fields like 
http://www.chelsienaturalhorsemanship.com/. 
Follow us as we show Ale and Lisa as they learn how to create their “perfect” leg position. You will discover techniques that you can use to keep your lower leg where it should be on a horse.