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Horsemanship


Riding a Horsemanship Pattern
APHA judge and educator David Denniston offers tips for riding a horsemanship pattern.

Nail That Lead
World-champion reining trainer Casey Deary explains how to teach your horse to lope off on the correct lead.

Back Your Horse
Teaching your horse to perform a smooth and steady back up can win you points in the show-ring, and keep him supple and responsive to the bridle.

Horsemanship
Trainer and judge Holly Hover offers her tips for a winning horsemanship ride.

Riding with a Light Touch
Teach your horse to become responsive to light rein and leg cues so that he is a predictable performer in the show-ring.

Training Without Force
Respecting our horses as partners means never trying to overpower them and force them into performing like wind-up toys.

Bit Advice
Take a moment to understand that piece of equipment in your horse’s mouth, and learn how to select the best bit for comfortable, effective communication.

Riding the Pivot
World-class trainer Charlie Cole shares his method for teaching your horse to pivot perfectly, whether you're in the ring or out on the trail.

Graduating Your Western Horse From Snaffle to Curb Bit
The key to a smooth and successful transition to the curb bit is to have your horse supple and responsive to the snaffle bit first.

Walk-to-Lope Transitions
Learn champion Karen Qualls' system for a graceful walk-to-lope departure.

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