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Tacking Tantrums for mature horse
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My horse and I have been through some traumatic changes in the past. One included him colicing in a dressage barn in Southern California, that almost killed both of us. Since then I have moved across…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Queenrider Apr 19, 2010.
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Ann Tuppert replied to Lyndsey G.'s discussion Tacking Tantrums for mature horse"Hi! wow, seems your horse is very stressed out. Pain will always get in the way of training. Glad you have found TTouch, I have followed a few TTeam/TTouch clincs, and loved the results. Amazing! I would like to be an certified practioner eventualy.…"
Lyndsey G. replied to Lyndsey G.'s discussion Tacking Tantrums for mature horse"We event so going bitless is not a long term solution. He's had his teeth done and he's seen the chiropractor and we are working on different saddle however in the midst of this he has some pretty blatent behavioral patterns that he…"
Eileen replied to Lyndsey G.'s discussion Tacking Tantrums for mature horse"My goodness, this is the first that I have seen this post. It sounds like you and your horse have had quite a struggle. Well at least you have. You say that once you do get tacked up. and in the saddle that everything is hunky dory. So I am going to…"
Michelle Synnot replied to Lyndsey G.'s discussion Tacking Tantrums for mature horse"If you had his back and teeth checked by a vet and they have told you nothing is going on, I would get a second opinion. Sounds like evasion due to pain."
A_Sassy_Temptation replied to Lyndsey G.'s discussion Tacking Tantrums for mature horse"Is he good at whoa and voice commands? If so then maybe try riding him in a rope knotted halter, or a bitless bridle..see if he doesn't like the bit, and if your comfortable with that try riding him bareback. I would really recommend another…"
Lyndsey G. posted a discussionTacking Tantrums for mature horse
My horse and I have been through some traumatic changes in the past. One included him colicing in a dressage barn in Southern California, that almost killed both of us. Since then I have moved across the country rehabbed him for a year and moved on again to go to school here in Washington. Where he has a wonderful, quiet barn, with out a insane work out schedule to give any one ulcers, he’s turned out all through the good weather, and up in a cozy stall for winter evenings. But in that…See More
Lyndsey G. replied to Gary Stuart's discussion Express Eventing. Ever heard of it?"After attending Rolex a few years ago and having the opportunity to speak with some proffesional riders of the calaber to have riden rolex befor. I am very thankful for your imput. Eventing is a tremendously challenging sport and the public needs to…"
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- 29/F Acupuncture student. Previous experience: began as a western pleasure rider as a child. At that time I was also exposed to gaited horses, and arabians. I have owned quarter horses only because in Arkansas at that age, this is what was available. Switched to hunters as a teenager, had a horse land on me on the back side of a jump and knock me out at 20, lead me to dressage, later got into low level eventing, we couldn't both afford to eat and progress. I have been a working student with a dressage barn in the past. I am an eventer at heart but it's time for me to enjoy the horse I am blessed with and finish grad school.
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