Even though a large part of my specialized training is relationship training and ground training with your horse, I also enjoy riding (trails and the arena). There’s a special connection that horses and riders share while riding and exploring trails. In many instances, you can develop an even stronger connection and bond while riding. I’m very lucky to have a place ...
I’ve had a few people ask me to narrow down what I do for horse owners into one sentence. Boy, that was a bit hard as I’m so used to explaining in detail what I do. Plus how I can help horse owners also depends on their particular horse and their specific issues. But here is what I do in a ...
My friend, Spencer, asked me, “What do you think the most commonly used word is, in the world? Just one word…” My first guess was the word “Mom”. But nope. What would your first guess be? Well, he told me that one of the most commonly used words in the world (English and non-English speaking) is the word “OK”. I looked ...
It’s not only me. I usually tell you a new story each week about my experience with horses or an issue that I had or was able to fix. But it’s not just me who has had success with the way I do things. I get emails from readers and students often letting me know about their successes with their horses after taking ...
“You’re so lucky” has been a familiar phrase in the last few weeks. I’ve heard this over and over again at my barn and after people have seen my horse, Merlin. It’s usually followed by… You have an easy horse. He’s so sweet. He’s so willing. He’s so gentle. He’s so ...
Most people say that you can’t be prepared for everything when it comes to horses, but I disagree. There are certain basics that will help you in every situation that you find yourself in with your horse, unexpected or not. Remain Calm. Assess the Situation (immediately and as quickly as possible). Decide on the Best ...