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Natural Horsemanship in the Middle Ages

Posted in October 8th, 2008
by naturalhorsetrainer in Challenges, Ideas & Exercises, Clicker Training, Lucy, Natural Trainer On The Road!, Reenacting... Naturally!, games

The Web Whisperer just overcame a longstanding glitch in our systems. We are now able to access all the horse training, horse showing, and adventuring media we have been creating through the last few months. Expect a bunch of belated updates!
Our friends in a neighboring kingdom hosted an SCA medieval equestrian practice. […]

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Stormy Sunset

Posted in October 5th, 2008
by naturalhorsetrainer in Clicker Training, Natural Horsemanship, Stormy

WOW! I would be speechless but the words tumble over each other in their hurry to get out. Stormy was AMAZING tonight. She could have been the poster pony for natural horsemanship!
Now what made that training session extraordinary in my mind was this: through no fault of her own, Stormy’s training […]

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New Trails, New Partnership

Posted in September 16th, 2008
by naturalhorsetrainer in Clicker Training, Cricket, Dolly, Monavie, Natural Horsemanship, Natural Trainer On The Road!, gideon

Suzi invited us trail riding at Stoney Creek Farm when we first met Mikey, our large, lovely TB gelding. Today needed to bring home Cricket, the 6 year old appendix Quarter Horse mare. We used the extra trailer space to transform this task into an adventure! I had the tack loaded in […]

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We-show Horse Show

Posted in September 15th, 2008
by naturalhorsetrainer in Angus, Clicker Training, Competition...Naturally!, Lucy, Monavie, Natural Horsemanship, Natural Trainer On The Road!, gideon

We woke before the sun to groom and load the horses. Ours was the first trailer to roll into the horse show grounds. I hopped on Gideon first, determined to give him the slow warm-up he responds so well to– and to avoid my mistakes from the county fair horse show. Lucy […]

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Natural Horsemanship at the MPHSC Horse Show

Posted in September 7th, 2008
by naturalhorsetrainer in Angus, Clicker Training, Competition...Naturally!, Lucy, Natural Horsemanship, Natural Trainer On The Road!, gideon

Despite visiting family, we managed to work in a quick trip to the Maryland/Pennsylvania Horse Show Circuit show. We brought along Angus, Lucy and Gideon. The show grounds offered an indoor and outdoor arena, and a large field to play in. We left Angus and Lucy contentedly munching hay at the trailer. […]

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Study Supports Clicker Training

Posted in March 7th, 2008
by naturalhorsetrainer in Clicker Training, Horse Training Basics, Horse Training Philosophy, Natural Horsemanship

A French study recently reported that use of food rewards in training horses leads to faster results and a better relationship with people.

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First Deworming

Posted in February 19th, 2008
by naturalhorsetrainer in Clicker Training, Natural Horse Care, Natural Horsemanship

Maggie the rescue filly got her first worming today. It was amazing to remember when she first came about a month ago, you couldn’t even get close to her. What a transformation! Today she

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Clicker Training for Hoof Handling

Posted in January 20th, 2008
by naturalhorsetrainer in Clicker Training, Horse Trainer's Mindset, Natural Horse Care

One of the first things a horse learns when they arrive on the farm for training is a bridge signal. This simple tool becomes a powerful horse training accelerator.

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Everyday Horse Training: Gideon’s Abcess

Posted in January 20th, 2008
by naturalhorsetrainer in Clicker Training, Horse Trainer's Mindset, Natural Horse Care, Natural Horsemanship

Ginny called from feeding the horses tonight with news that Gideon was three-legged lame. Mark and I layered up and headed out to the pasture. A quick onceover and a careful feel revealed the most likely diagnosis of lameness– and revealed a great training opportunity.

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Mule Training, Lesson 1

Posted in November 20th, 2007
by naturalhorsetrainer in Clicker Training, Horse Training Basics

Congratulations to Tom! His wife and daughters have been pursuing natural horsemanship and horse training for several years. Tom has always been bedrock support to them in their pursuit of equestrian passion. And now, he has a new partner to call his own! Welcome, Molly Mule!

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