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Horse and Rider Magazine
Registrace 2. 07. 2010
The leading Western training, how-to, and advice magazine. HorseandRider.com/ HorseandRider@aimmedia.com
Horse&Rider is THE leading Western training, how-to, and advice magazine for horse owners and enthusiasts. H&R is for goal-oriented horse owners who strive for excellence in riding, training, and horse management. Whether you're a competitive or recreational rider, H&R provides you with useful training articles, practical stable-management techniques, hands-on health care advice, safe trail riding practices, informative reports on the equine industry, and behind-the-scenes looks at equine events. H&R gives you access to valuable information from top trainers, clinicians, veterinarians, equine behaviorists, and industry experts.
Horse&Rider is THE leading Western training, how-to, and advice magazine for horse owners and enthusiasts. H&R is for goal-oriented horse owners who strive for excellence in riding, training, and horse management. Whether you're a competitive or recreational rider, H&R provides you with useful training articles, practical stable-management techniques, hands-on health care advice, safe trail riding practices, informative reports on the equine industry, and behind-the-scenes looks at equine events. H&R gives you access to valuable information from top trainers, clinicians, veterinarians, equine behaviorists, and industry experts.
Bud Lyon Teaches You How to Master Hand Placement for Ranch Riding to Wow the Judges
World champion Bud Lyon discusses hand placement for the ranch riding classes. Work on mastering muscle memory, to impress the judges.
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Boyd Rice: Don't Fatigue Your Horse
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In this video, Boyd talks about why he has never tried to fatigue a horse. He explains that once you overwork them mentally and physically, they won't be receptive to learning anything new. Watch more on Horse&Rider OnDemand!
Ken McNabb: Why Shank Length Matters
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Ken McNabb explains why shank length matters. Watch more with Ken on Horse&Rider OnDemand!
Brad Barkemeyer: Handling a Hard-to-Catch Horse
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When you go to catch your horse, does he run away from you? Brad Barkemeyer shows you some round pen work you can do to build a better relationship with your horse. Watch more on Horse&Rider OnDemand!
Brad Barkemeyer: Standing Still
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Brad Barkemeyer explains why it's important for your horse to learn to stand still. Watch more on Horse&Rider OnDemand.
Monique Potts: Reading Your Horse's Body Language
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Knowing how to read your horse's body language is extremely important. It helps you stay safe, but it also helps you understand what he's thinking. Natural horsemanship instructor Monique Potts talks about understanding your horse's body language. Watch more with Monique on Horse&Rider OnDemand.
Anthony Leier: Halter Breaking and Weaning
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Weanling and yearling expert Anthony Leier goes over the process he follows for halter breaking and weaning foals. He explains what to do if the foal starts to resist the pressure and how to get them used to leading.
Bud Lyon: A Dressage Rider Tries Ranch Riding
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Bud Lyon helps a dressage rider who is new to the sport of ranch riding work through some fundamentals. Watch more on Horse&Rider OnDemand!
Robin Frid: Steering Your Horse Over Poles
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Being able to properly guide and steer your horse through obstacles is a large part of a trail class. Robin Frid shows you how he steers his horses over poles. Watch more on OnDemand.HorseandRider.com!
Brad Barkemeyer: Riding Without Stirrups
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Riding without stirrups can benefit your body strength and balance when you're in the saddle. Brad Barkemeyer shows you some of the drills he works on with his customers. Watch more with Brad on OnDemand.HorseandRider.com!
Cody Crow: Introducing Non-Pro to Versatility Ranch Horse Cow Work
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In this video series, Cody Crow works with a non-pro rider to help her learn more about the basics of cow work, and then goes over a few dry work drills he likes to use before putting his riders on a live cow. Watch the full series: bit.ly/RanchVersatility
Introduction to Western Dressage
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Western Dressage is one of the fastest growing disciplines in the horse industry and is being offered by many associations. This unique style of riding combines the traditional Western gear with the elements of traditional dressage. Multiple world champion trainer Tim Christensen introduces the discipline and explains how it came to be. He also talks about his transition from the all-around dis...
Peter DeFreitas: Training at Your Horse’s Own Pace
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Letting your horse progress and develop at his own pace is an important part of good horsemanship. Peter DeFreitas talks about his experiences working young horses that progressed at very different rates. Watch more on OnDemand.HorseandRider.com!
Cody Crow: Green Ranch Horse Sidepass
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Cody Crow uses a non-pro rider to demonstrate how to ride a sidepass on a green ranch horse. He also breaks down some common problems with working the sidepass on a green horse and how to fix them. Watch more with Cody on OnDemand.HorseandRider.com!
Horse&Rider OnDemand: Cody Crow
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Cody Crow is a world champion rider based in Johnstown, Colorado, where he owns and operates No Where But Up Performance Horses. He trains open horses for versatility ranch horse, ranch riding, and cow horse competitions, and also enjoys helping his non pro riders achieve their goals in the show pen. Watch videos with Cody on Horse&Rider OnDemand!
Horse&Rider OnDemand: Will & Elizabeth Knabenshue
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Horse&Rider OnDemand: Will & Elizabeth Knabenshue
Monique Potts: Using Pressure on the Ground to Move the Feet
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Monique Potts: Using Pressure on the Ground to Move the Feet
Bud Lyon: Getting Tight in the Rundown
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Bud Lyon: Getting Tight in the Rundown
Cody Crow: Introducing Your Versatility Ranch Horse to Cow Work
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Cody Crow: Introducing Your Versatility Ranch Horse to Cow Work
Monique Potts: Introducing Your Horse to a Fly Mask
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Monique Potts: Introducing Your Horse to a Fly Mask
Brad Barkemeyer: 7 Tips to Establish a Stop
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Brad Barkemeyer: 7 Tips to Establish a Stop
Brad Barkemeyer: Work Your Horse in Segments
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Brad Barkemeyer: Work Your Horse in Segments
Monique Potts: Connect Your Horse to Your Body
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Monique Potts: Connect Your Horse to Your Body
Bud Lyon: Colt Starting - Following His Nose
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Bud Lyon: Colt Starting - Following His Nose
Keith Ceddia: Changing Leads on a Circle
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Keith Ceddia: Changing Leads on a Circle
Bud Lyon: Ranch Riding Pattern Practice
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Bud Lyon: Ranch Riding Pattern Practice
I think it’s really important to make the distinction between Pleasure/Reining and the Ranch classes in order to not dilute what should always reflect a working horse doing its job on the ranch.
Absence makes the horse grow fonder
What happened? Lost him!!! Can you repost? Thank you
Cody is a great teacher!!!
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Godamnit you beat me to it.
Love these videos y’all do! One thing I would love to hear at the beginning of these videos (not just this one) is the Horse’s age and maybe how long it’s been doing x… I think that’s helpful for the viewer to set their expectations of their own horse :)
Someday, I'll take you horseriding...
This is not Boyd Rice. Who the fucking shit is this?
I am a new horsewoman and still learning. Ken you have taught me so much with your videos I have watched other videos but it just didn’t resonate with me. Your videos seem to get me connected to what you are saying. And the fact you trust God is a very big deal to me too. Thank you!
love will change the world
why did a horseman cross the road
That’s a little like letting your horse decide how things are to be. I guess you can get tired of stupidity around all the time. If you really believe in it though… Who is the decision maker of your program?? You should be not us.
Amazing content 👌 ❤ 🐎 for ever
Wow I was doing it wrong
This got cut off. Would like to have seen the full discussion. And the horse seemed to startle at the cutoff point.
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And then there’s the spur stop. Completely backwards from the seat stop. It just depends on what discipline your riding. I use both but not on the same horse. If you ever ride someone else’s horse for the first time, make sure to ask what kind of stop he knows. I’ve made that mistake before…gelding took off with me when I gave him a little heel to stop. My friend said, “oh, he’s green. He doesn’t know how to stop yet” 🤣
Very good information! Roy Rogers talked quite a bit about how a horse has two brains, one for each eye and they're most familiar with you on their left brain or eye because that's where you spend most of your time with your horse.
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Can y’all make demonstration video and give more details
We have Western dressage demonstrations available on Horse&Rider OnDemand!
If the horse is trained by putting it behind the vertical and pulling on the reins or yanking to force a head carriage, it is NOT western dressage and does not reflect its ideals. It is unfortunate that this is not better understood at every level including by top pros.
The palomino looks like my old horse to
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That palomino looked exactly like my old hors
Don't make it about the horse trailer. Get the horse to think being in the horse trailer is the safest place to be. Keep him busy and then ask him to go in. Don't expect him to go in right away. First the head, then the feet and once he's in let him alone.
I like you! It would be easy for you to get your subs up with P r o m o s m!!!
That horse looks like spirit
Good stuff there cowboy
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I was waiting for something like this. You need Promo-SM!!
We have a lot more like this on OnDemand.HorseandRider.com!
Need more!! Thanks.
Be sure to check out more on OnDemand.HorseandRider.com!
Barell race
That's a barrel racer for ya. Think they k ow everything and don't know shit
I barely race some of the things you are saying are so not ture
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Actually I'm here too(btw second comment)
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YAY!! We are so glad that you all have this on CZcams so that we can show our Nana (grandmother)! She doesn't have a computer or smartphone, but she does have a smart tv that has CZcams. So this is PERFECT!!
Amazing ❤️
When we counter canter this one horse when we ask him to bend to the inside he wants to change leads to that direction. Any suggestions?
Hi Gerry! I have this problem too. The main thing is to look at his hands: inside hand is straight back, outside hand is up. With a counter canter, the horse must be completely straight otherwise he will become unbalanced. Therefore, keeping your outside hand up opens his shoulder to maintain the counter canter and keeping your inside hand straight back helps his body stay straight. If you need to do a square or soft corner in the counter lead, work on moving the hip instead of the shoulders/head. Hope this helps!
Thanks a lot for this
I just rode my horse 1st time 4 my 54 birthday. Up till now i just owned him& payed all the bills. 😂 but we had 3 lost JD tragically a 13 yo fresiian cross ! Chico is 27 yo 16.2 h-AQH mix he’s so awesome vet gave him a 4.5+ last check up! He just knows what you want !!! I felt as 1 w/him so now we got a better bond sully is a buck skin AQH !
So Nice. chase your dreams! Can we be youtube Friends? Xd