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Lorash Horsemanship
: From the Horse's Mouth
 

Lead Changes
Q: I am having trouble with my horse picking up his leads. Sometimes I get the lead and other times he crossfire’s or does not change at all. What can I do to correct this?   [more...]

Please walk on your own shoes!
Q: I have a two year old gelding that when I am leading him he will try to push into me and walk on top of me. I am afraid that he will hurt me or other people who try to lead him. What can I do to correct this behavior and get him to behave better?  [more...]

Would My Ex-Arena Horse Be A Good Trail Riding Horse Now?
Q: I have a horse that has been used for 10 years in the arena, mostly for barrel racing. I now have since quit racing and would like to do more trail riding.  [more...]

How Can I Improve My Riding Skills and Become A Confident Rider?
Q: I am interested in becoming more active with the Backcountry Horseman organization, but I am not a confident rider.   [more...]

I Have Trouble Picking Up The Back Feet On My Horse
Q: I have trouble picking up the back feet on my horse. How can I do this without feeling that he is going to kick at me.  [more...]

When Should I Start Riding My Horse In A Curb Bit?
Q: When should I start riding my horse in a curb bit?  [more...]

My Horse Pulls Back Sometimes When She's Tied Up
Q: I have a horse that when tied up will sometimes pull back. This has become a concern of mine since she did it in a barn and almost hurt both of us.   [more...]

How Can I Get My Horse To Stand Still Until I'm Ready To Ride?
Q: What can I do to get my horse to stand still for me to get on and how can I get him to stand still until I’m ready to ride?  [more...]

My Horse Turns His Rear End Towards Me When I Try To Catch Him
Q: I have a horse that will sometimes turn his rear end towards me when I try to catch him. I don’t feel safe when catching him, how can I correct this so it doesn’t become a problem?  [more...]

 

   


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