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Riding a less-trained horse can be dangerous. Learn how to check and reinforce a horse's training and how to train it to follow your lead in this free video series.
There are 8 videos in this series:
Riding an untrained or less trained horse can be dangerous. Get free safety tips for riding less trained horses in this free horse training video.
Some horses are better trained than others. Learn how to check a horse's predisposition, background, and skills in this horse training video.
Checking a horse's training in jogging should be done when you buy a new horse. Learn about training a horse to jog in this free horse training video.
A less trained horse tends to buck as it lopes. Learn how to safely lope a less trained horse in this free horse training video.
Training a horse to back up should be done with a great deal of patience. Learn how to train a horse to back up in this free horse training video.
A horse breaking gait is one of the biggest offenses a horse can present to the rider. Learn how to minimize the horse's tendency to break gait in this free horse training video.
A rider's posture, leg position, and reins all signal a horse and communicate something to the horse. Learn how to discern what signals you are sending your horse by posture, position, and leg signals in this free horse training video.
A figure 8 transition allows the rider to think about how the horse turns around the rider's leg and how to signal the horse with leg pressure. Learn more about using a figure 8 to train a horse to receive leg signals for working cattle in this free horse training video.
Untrained horses can buck, jump, rear, and generally be a danger to themselves and especially the rider. When you buy a new horse it is important to check and reinforce the horse's training. Horsemanship and horse training requires lessons, skill, and a lot of practice. Learn about beginner horsemanship with a less-trained horse in this free video series featuring Kathy Kentala. Kathy will teach beginner horsemanship techniques to use on a less-trained horse. She will teach you about reinforcing a horse's training such as how to jog, how to lope, how to back up, how to not break gait, and how to do a figure 8. She will give you tips for riding a less-trained horse and how to signal a horse.
Kathy Kentala Growing up, Kathy Kentala participated in 4-H programs and competitions. Her expertise is in training children and novice riders. Kathy owns the Bee Cave Riding Center in Austin, TX. This hunter/jumper barn is considered a launching pad for kids who are eager to learn to ride and show horses. She also owns the Signal Hill Ranch, a western venue specializing in team penning and ranch sorting. At the ranch, Kathy also teaches barrels, poles and other speed events.dkdk
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