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Many horses have some level of separation anxiety. If the anxiety is mild, it may only be annoying or a minor inconvenience. But, if your horse is so herd-bound that her behaviour makes you feel anxious, it may be endangering your and your horse's safety. |
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www.equestrianspirit.com.au
Understanding how to communicate with your horse can greatly improve your riding experience and help your horse progress under saddle. |
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www.horsejournals.com
Is it working for or against you and your horse? Let's unpack our tack. I've always found the subject of tack to be very interesting. The tack we use on our horses is in many ways symbolic, marking a rider as English or Western, and beyond that, categorizing them more specifically as hunter, jumper, dressage, reining, cutting, barrel racing, endurance and so on. |
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How clear communication and great preparation is your best support for an easy transition. |
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