by Michelle | Nov 13, 2012 | Problem Solving, Training
A drill suitable for young horses, seasoned horses and those that need some fine tuning. This drill is a good warm up and provides an opportunity to put turn in a horse and also to take anticipation out. You can use this drill according to your horses needs. How:...
by Michelle | Jan 7, 2012 | Problem Solving, Training
With no starting and stopping point this is a great drill to help avoid and help to cure any alleyway problems. The repetition helps gain consistency. How: Set up two barrel patterns like the diagram shows. They can be whatever size you want but I wouldn’t recommend...
by Michelle | Jan 2, 2012 | Problem Solving
This drill will help to teach your horse to handle the speed of running to first and still being in control. Good for correcting a horse that is getting away on you and going faster than you are asking. How: Let your horse run to first for about 50-70 feet. Stop him,...
by Michelle | Dec 30, 2011 | Problem Solving, Training
This simulates a real barrel turn and can be done at various speeds. Great for small areas where you can only put up one barrel. Useful for working a horse and getting them to really drive through the turn. Great mental training through repetition for both horse and...
by Michelle | Dec 29, 2011 | Problem Solving, Training
Horses learn through repetition and this drill will give you the opportunity to teach through repetition. This is an opportunity to correct problems you might have on your first and second barrels. From overfinishing to underfinishing your turns. How: Use your 4 in a...