One of my clients is considering building an indoor arena on their property... they want something safe and economical. There seems to be many to choose from, but overall there are two main types - coverall types and solid steel type buildings.
What do you reccomend, who do you reccomend? I've explored many types:
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Indoor versus Outdoor Board – What do the Facts Say?
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Kick Start a Healthy Life – 10 Tips you can Start Today
By Lindsey Forkun BScN, PHN
1) Eat more…
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Is Your Horse a Partner?
By Lindsey Forkun, www.LFEquestrian.com
There are many different styles of training and working with horses. Some people fawn over their horses with praise and affection, others take a more military style approach with defined boundaries and little affection, and most people fall somewhere in between.
Natural horsemanship professes a balance of boundaries and praise. Horses that…
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Natural Horsemanship in the Grand Prix Ring – is there a link?
By Lindsey Forkun, www.LFEquestrian.com
Natural horsemanship is a training phenomenon that has been gaining popularity all over the world. Primarily it seems that mostly Western riders and pleasure riders are the ones to pick up this new technique, but what about the English and Jumper riders? What about in the Grand Prix Show Jumping…
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Let's Talk Natural Horsemanship -
with Amy Millar, Stacey Westfall, McLain Ward, Leslie Howard, and more!
What are people saying about natural horsemanship? Does it have a place in the Grand Prix ring?
Grand Prix show jumpers like Amy Millar and Leslie Howard, reining champion Stacy…
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Once you have introduced your horse to a variety of things, it is important to try and give the objects a purpose or make them part of your play.
This is were you get to be creative and think of ways you can incorporate your ground and riding cues into challenging games that can test your communication, build confidence, and ultimately build a better…
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Some horses are naturally braver than other, and some horses tend to be fairly skittish and flighty. Horses can become more confident when they are exposed to many different things – when they associate positive
experiences with the different objects/ environments.
Getting your horse to touch different objects is one way to build confidence. Provided the…
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As a protective and great leader, it is also your job to provide a focus to your partnership. Everything you do should be because you provided that focus or goal. Your focus can be as simple as ‘lets graze’ or
more complex like ‘lets perform alternating flying lead changes.’
No matter what you choose for your focus, you need to know what you are doing, and your…
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While protecting yourself and your space, you need to protect your horse. This means protecting your horse from any human, animal, or objects that could hurt him.
This responsibility starts as soon as you enter the paddock – you need to make sure that no other horse touches your horse. Even if the other horse is trying to touch your…
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5 Easy Ways to Build Trust with Your Horse
By Lindsey Forkun, www.LFEquestrian.com
Trust is absolutely crucial when working with horses. You need to trust your horse, and your horse needs to trust you.…
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