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About Our Horses for Sale
We enjoy developing horses potentials and abilities. We know we can’t be every horse’s very own person. We CAN prepare the horse and open doors to find that person! We take our time with the horses we represent. We develop … Continue reading
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Tagged confidence, fairy tale, foundation, horse for sale, horses, Horses for Sale, natural horsemanship, partnership, relationship, responsiveness, talents, temperaments
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Angus MacCloud – 2005 Thoroughbred Shire Sport Horse
Congratulations! We know Angus will be a well-loved addition to a wonderful family! We are absolutely crazy about Angus, our 6 year old, 16.1 hand Shire-TB! With his great mind, cloud-like gaits, and storybook look., what’s not to love! Friends … Continue reading
Posted in Equine Alumni
Tagged dressage, event, for sale, fox, gelding, horse for sale, hunt, hunter, jump, jumper, natural horse training, natural horsemanship, Shire, sport horse, sporthorse, thoroshire, thouroughbred
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Drummer Boy – 2007 Pinto Friesian Percheron Cross Gelding
Let this extraordinary Pinto Friesian Percheron cross color your world! His look-at-me markings (complete with rare ink-spots) complement his correct conformation and movement. Drummer Boy has a comical, sweet personality that make training sessions a true joy. His solid foundation … Continue reading
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Tagged dressage, event, for sale, fox, freisian, Friesian, frisian, gelding, horse for sale, hunt, hunter, jump, jumper, natural horse training, natural horsemanship, paint, percheron, pinto, sport horse, sporthorse
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An Unexpected Season
I chuckled sadly when I noticed that the last post in the blog was Mark’s exhortation of wearing helmets every time, every ride. The post was his response to Courtney King-Dye’s accident. She was not wearing a helmet. The results … Continue reading
Posted in Natural Horsemanship
Tagged dressage, helmet, horse, horsemanship, instruction, natural horsemanship, riding, Safety, self exploration, tai chi, training
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Happy New Year!
Freezing rain and ice-slick roads confine us to the farm tonight… and there is no place we’d rather be! Mark and I play with the horses well after dark. I trim Grace’s hooves and start teaching her a new trick, … Continue reading
Posted in Natural Horsemanship
Tagged advice, equestrian, equine, horse, horse whisperer, horsemanship, horses, natural, natural horse, natural horse training, natural horse training methods, natural horsemanship, naturally, new year, principle, principles, quote, resolution, tip, tips, training
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Metallica – Training Heavy Horse
Training a heavy war horse for medieval mounted games. Even the bravest Destrier starts off as a horse like any other. The difference is a solid foundation of trust! Continue reading
Flymasking the Un-halterable, Headshy Horse
You remember the story of belling the cat. We were handed a similar scenario… The challenge: To put a flymask on a horse who is not halter-trained and is known to be headshy. The solution: Clicker Training to the rescue! … Continue reading
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Cricket: Appendix Registered Quarter Horse Mare For Lease
Congratulations to the Knock Family of Kearneysville, WV! We’re so thrilled that this special mare is staying “in the family,” and that you love her as much as we do!
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Tagged appendix, aqha, dressage, english, event, for sale, fox, gelding, horse for sale, hunt, hunter, jump, jumper, mare, natural horse training, natural horsemanship, quarter horse, quaterhorse, sport horse, sporthorse, trail ride, trail riding, western
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Gideon’s Hunter/Jumper Clinic Prep: It All Starts Here
Bill Moroney holds an impressive list of credentials in the equestrian world. He is currently the president of the U.S. Hunter Jumper Association, sits on the U.S. Equestrian Federation Board of Directors, and is a past chairman of the USEF … Continue reading
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Natural Horsemanship Training with Cavaletti
Natural horse trainers look for creative ways to use their environment to help train their horses. Cavaletti, also called ground poles, are unsung heroes in creating a bridge between horse training equipment and the horse’s environment. Cavaletti, the Italian word … Continue reading
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Tagged agility, backtrack, cavaletti, distance, distances, dressage, endurance, eventing, excercise, ground, groundpoles, groundrails, gymnastics, horse steps, horse trainers, horse training, horsemanship, hunter, impulsion, italian word, jump, jumper, little horses, natual, natural gaits, natural horse, natural horse training, natural horsemanship, poles, rails, refreshing variety, regularity, safety tip, strides, training, training cavaletti, training horse to jump, training session, unsung heroes
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