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Bel Joeor: Not my best week ever

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Bel Joeor: Life Horses. Friday, August 7, 2015. Not my best week ever. I did not get out to the barn on Tuesday. I was at work until 7:30 pm tackling an emergency. The original precipitating problem was a mistake on my part, which did not help. So instead of getting on my horse and having even a short ride through the fields, I dug through all of my medical supplies (again, some more) and commenced soaking his feet. When I got to his stall and picked them up, I actually started crying, which tells yo...

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Day 6: Fort Kochi – Winsor School's India Trip Blog

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Winsor School's India Trip Blog. This blog is designed to inform you about the Winsor School's student trip to India. 2010 Trip to India. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 46 other followers. Day 6: Fort Kochi. March 22, 2013. Chinese Fishing Nets in Fort Kochi. India in India wearing her sari standing next to her prom date. Now everyone’s wearing a sari. Nataraja’s in the background. Day 6: Fort Kochi. Day 6 Continued →.

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Bel Joeor: WELL NEVER MIND THEN

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Bel Joeor: Life Horses. Friday, August 14, 2015. WELL NEVER MIND THEN. I am climbing back up on my horse and putting in more riding time after too long of a break for my sanity. I've had a couple of really nice rides this week, getting some good schooling things accomplished, and so forth. Last night, I longed and worked a bit on transitions, and after some theatrics Tris gave me a lovely walk-canter transition to the left: just stepped right into it softly. Then I asked him to go right. I grabbed a pape...

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Buy the Book | How Good Riders Get Good

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How Good Riders Get Good. About Denny Emerson and His Book. Chronicle of the Horse Columns. Excerpts, Interviews, and Special Features. Watch the Book Video. What They’re Saying About the Book. The print version of HOW GOOD RIDERS GET GOOD. Is available from my good friends and publisher, Trafalgar Square Books. Via their online bookstore www.horseandriderbooks.com. Shipping in the US is always FREE). You can also find it at your favorite tack shop, bookstore, or online retailer. 2 responses to “. Notify...

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Horse and Rider Books. Lesson of the Month. We have 45 guests and no members online. Habronemiasis: A Sore Summer Topic. The Lipizzan Stallions are coming to New Hampshire. Local Horse Trainer Selected for Extreme Mustang Makeover. From Breeding to Foaling. Direct Penetrating Wounds to the Horse's Foot. Where did the first domestic horses come from? Equine Granulocytic Ehrlichiosis (Anaplasmosis) in the Horse. Causes of Nose Bleeds (Epistaxis) in Equines. Horse and Rider books. Trafalgar Square Books Blog.

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Half-halt in half a minute. | The Dressage Process

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Because we know what it should look like…. Half-halt in half a minute. March 22, 2015. Posted by mikeschaffer in balance. A half-halt is half of a halt. A halt is a forward going stop. To ride a horse forward to a stop (halt) he must understand what you want and do it because you asked him to. A rider can slow a horse down with strong hands and legs – but that is a slow down, not a half-halt. A rider cannot physically half-halt a horse (FEI definition be damned! 1 Patrick - April 28, 2015. April 29, 2015.

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The Natural Circle | The Dressage Process

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Because we know what it should look like…. May 24, 2013. Posted by mikeschaffer in balance. A short excerpt from Riding in the Moment – Discover the Hidden Language of Dressage. It is from the middle of the so it relies on exercises and concepts mentioned previous to this.). Horse -C- is on his natural circle. To stay on this circle, horse -C- has to move at a slight angle. Simply riding on this circle helps to teach the horse how to bend and stretch into the outside aids. Finding the Natural Circle.

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Irrational Exuberance – Charlotte and Valegro | The Dressage Process

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Because we know what it should look like…. Irrational Exuberance – Charlotte and Valegro. December 23, 2013. Posted by mikeschaffer in competition. The musical portion of the ride (which I suppose should count in a musical freestyle) remains horribly amateurish. It’s not a musical program at all, just a collection of a few measures from each of the following:. The march from the Great Escape for every piaffe/passage. The theme of a James Bond movie for the trot ext. Pomp and Circumstance for canter work.