Showing posts with label horse training philosophy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label horse training philosophy. Show all posts

Friday, August 5, 2016

Ride with a Whisper


Remember that your horse's ultimate reward/ release under saddle is when you say nothing at all.



So keep your good horse honest and never pass up a good chance to reward his effort by being quiet in the saddle.

Friday, May 30, 2014

I Like The Sound That You Make- All Your Horse Really Wants

not my image, thanks internet!


I really couldn't put it any better myself.

All your horse wants is for you to shut up.

He looks for ways every ride to get you to quit.  

If you just shut up when he is doing it right, he will do it again to shut you up in the future.

By quitting at the right time and not pestering him (micromanaging) when he is doing it right you can always maintain a happy and willing partner.

Tuesday, April 8, 2014

QRR- The Sum of Proper Horse Training in Just Three Words

After nearly 8 years teaching and a few dozen clinics I am starting to believe the sum of proper horse training can be expressed in just three simple words.

Quit.  Relax.  Reward.

Horse training is about the rider knowing/learning how and when to quit, relax, and reward.  

Monday, March 31, 2014