Ocala, FL

Shadow Horse Trailer GN LQ 4Horse ALL ALUMINUM Trailer

Shadow Horse Trailer GN LQ 4Horse ALL ALUMINUM Trailer

  - $43,000.00 3h 11m
1999 SUNDOWNER 3 HORSE SLANT LOAD WITH AC CHANGING ROOM

1999 SUNDOWNER 3 HORSE SLANT LOAD WITH AC CHANGING ROOM

  29 $8,400.00 5h 58m
4 Horse Head to head Cimmaron Norstar Trailer

4 Horse Head to head Cimmaron Norstar Trailer

- $24,999.00 10h 22m
3 horse slant load gooseneck trailer 1997 colt

3 horse slant load gooseneck trailer 1997 colt

  1 $1,000.00 1d 20h 58m
1995 Sooner 2 horse with Large Dressing Room

1995 Sooner 2 horse with Large Dressing Room

-
$2,000.00
$7,000.00
2d 23m
1996 ADAM GOOSENECK 2 HORSE SLANT WITH DRESSING ROOM

1996 ADAM GOOSENECK 2 HORSE SLANT WITH DRESSING ROOM

- $3,200.00 2d 21h 45m
2005 Hook-on 3 horse slant trailer

2005 Hook-on 3 horse slant trailer

  7
$1,775.01
$4,600.00
6d 7h 16m
2002 Horton 6 HEAD TO HEAD or 8 HORSE TRAILER very nice

2002 Horton 6 HEAD TO HEAD or 8 HORSE TRAILER very nice

  $14,750.00 6d 20h 11m

 

Round Penning: What Do I Do First?
Are you starting a young horse or re-training an older one? I strongly recommend making an investment of just $5.99 for my round-penning course.

- Simply print it out (after downloading the file) from your own computer
- 5 days, 5 chapters
- Learn at a comfortable pace

An excerpt from Day 5 of "Round Penning: 1st Steps"

When you let go of the horse's foot, you should do just that: Let go. If the foot drops a time or two, he'll quickly learn to hold it himself, rather than developing the annoying habit of placing more and more weight on you. Being overly concerned about our horse's balance is a major cause of leaning. Trust me, he doesn't want to tip over and is more than capable of standing squarely, so to speak, on three feet. If the horse knows that you can and will drop his foot at any time he'll be careful to not place weight on that foot.

To train those front feet, stand on your horse's left side and simply press on his shoulder, in effect, pushing him directly away. You don't have to apply that much pressure, just enough to be rather annoying, sending a clear signal that you're looking for something. That something is just this: "Horse, shift your weight to the opposite foot." Remember that a lowly fly can cause your horse to move by landing on a lip and being irritating enough, so practice patience. If your horse leans into your press, then ask the back legs to disengage (shoulder stays put, hips move away). Moving that four hundred pound butt is work, so disengagement is a terrific motivator. The movement also helps transfer some of the weight to the back half of the horse.

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