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Trick Horse Training – www.HorseTraining.org

admin — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 08:06:03 +0000

www.HorseTraining.org presents Rumba the Wonder Horse performing tricks. Tricks include: Tamborine, Bike Horn, Coights, Croquet, Soccer, Fetch, Rear, Lie Down, Bow etc. For more info about horse training, trick horse training or clicker training see our website: www.HorseTraining.org

Duration : 0:2:31

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Hempfling – Connecting with shy Arabian Horse

admin — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 07:18:11 +0000

This horse was just uneducated, nervous and restless as it came to Klaus. http://www.hempfling.com/
Experience Klaus live – Next dates:
AUSTRALIA: 6.-13. April 2010
NETHERLANDS: 19.-26. September 2010
This video describes important parts of the fundamental work of the horse therapist Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling. For a better and correct understanding and to avoid misunderstandings, it is important to connect the shown video with his background, which we are adding in the following lines:
Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling continues shaking up equestrians all over the world, with response in all fields like natural horsemanship, horse whispering, classical and freestyle dressage, equestrian sports, western riding, endurance and eventing. He is at the forefront of new ideas on working and interacting with horses and is known for amazing groundwork, considering the horses’ individuality. He considers the horse’s psyche and communicates via body language with these beautiful creatures. His first book, ‘Dancing with Horses’ met with overwhelming international success, especially in pleasure riding and natural riding.
One of the newest publications with huge impact is The Path of The Horse by Stormy May http://www.thepathofthehorse.com/Home.html, where Hempfling is portrayed.
One of his specialities is the work with difficult horses – he transforms dangerous, nervous, traumatized horses into cooperative companions. They recognize him as their leader, and become willing partners in groundwork and under saddle.
With a handful of known names like Monty Roberts and Pat Parelli, KFH is influencing the natural equine handling at top level.
A number of main articles on his horse work have recently been published in Horses For Life http://www.horsesforlife.com.
Very important for Hempfling is in general to interact in all field as long as the activities accord to the horses nature. He is therefore also training and coaching horse-people from fields like show jumping, baroque and artistic dressage, driving, racing, working equitation, doma vaquera and garotcha.
KFH also talks about issues like join-up, round pen, bullfight with horses, and barefoot riding, natural hoof care, bareback riding, rein-less and bridle-less riding. His own riding system Balanced Weight Riding starts with thorough groundwork and lunging at liberty, building up the potential for the exercises of the High School Dressage (Haute Ecole), like shoulder-in, Spanish walk, passage, piaffe, half-pass, flying change, which all origin in the horses natural movements and may be performed at completely loose reins, in contrast to English dressage (represented by names like Helgstrand and Grunsven), and the conventional classical dressage (represented at Cadre Noir, the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, Escola Portuguesa de Arte Equestre and the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art).
Genetic changing in breeding, horse characters and horse types are also topics in KFHs repertoire, which he employs with all horses (What Horses Reveal). You will often find him with horses of baroque breeds like Lusitano, PRE, Lipizzan, Knapstrup, and Friesian but he is also very attached to the natural horse types like Arabian, Criollo, Welsh, Welsh Cob, Haflinger, Icelandic and Connemara. His approach is valid for all horses and everyone may feel at home in these authentic basics of Equus. In his courses therefore also riders and breeders from totally different styles are learning how to gain the friendship of their horses, often associated with breeds like Quarter, Thoroughbred, Pinto, Appaloosa, Irish Cob and other horse types.
One may say that he is meanwhile one of the leading names in the issue animal and especially horse welfare, as well as wildlife, roots in nature and animal communication.
Hempflings professional background is in the fields communication, art, theatre, music, study of native people and cultures. He lives on a small island in the Danish Archipelago where he conducts exclusive courses for people from all corners of the world.

Duration : 0:3:0

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A Natural Start to Horse Training

admin — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 13:01:05 +0000

Three-week-old Andalusion/TB colt Venidero’s Dior is benefiting from a natural start to horse training thanks to the principles of Parelli Natural Horsemanship. In this video, Parelli student Anne Favre and Dior’s mom, April, help Dior build confidence and curiosity. With such great experiences as a foal, Dior’s future training will be set up for success!

To learn more about setting yourself and your horse up for successful horse training with the Parelli approach to natural horsemanship, visit http://www.parellinaturalhorsetraining.com/natural-horsemanship?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=multimedia&utm_term=horse%2Btrainer&utm_content=Natural%2BHorsemanship&utm_campaign=ParelliTube

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Duration : 0:2:38

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Training Natural Horses: Working with the Spooky Horse

admin — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 05:09:10 +0000

Insight into the way horses think and how to work and play with them … naturally!

Duration : 0:7:28

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A Mustang Story – “Training a Wild Horse” (Introduction)

admin — Fri, 28 May 2010 14:58:05 +0000

Jay O’Jay, who specializes in natural horsemanship, is faced with the challenge of training a wild mustang. This is an eight-part online movie series showcasing Jay’s effective horse training techniques and how any wild horse can be trained so that even a novice can ride it. Simply amazing stuff!

Duration : 0:2:41

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Horse Trick Training 4 – Trust, Fun, Desensitization

admin — Wed, 12 May 2010 14:47:01 +0000

Some fun with my beloved horse during trick training. There is also a short sequence showing desensitization – that is sometimes useful to get Jay used to new toys. Trust – as you can see we are quite close. Fun – oh yes, there is a lot of fun involved, Jay makes me smile every day.
For training we use a clicker and some Natural Horsemanship principles. I never force Jay to learn a trick – it is up to him! There are only positive rewards in form of the clicker and treats – he decides what he wants to learn.

Duration : 0:3:16

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training my horse

admin — Mon, 03 May 2010 07:03:06 +0000

training my pony and Lomanka! No!váková, my friend!!! :D

Duration : 0:1:26

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Missy Wryn Horse Training Question #1

admin — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 12:28:05 +0000

Welcome to Missy Wryn’s Horse Training Question & Answer Series 1 Question 1. Cindy from Oregon writes “I have a 3 y/o filly who displays a nasty attitude when I approach her, but calms down and relaxes after she has been haltered. I have tried brushing and bonding with her, but she still acts badly when she is approached. What do you suggest?

Submit your horse questions to Missy@HorseMAREship.com.

Visit http://www.HorseMAREship.com where membership is FREE. You can watch Missy’s horse training videos plus the popular Equine Chiropractic and Dental videos and much more.

For Missy’s horse training DVD’s, ALL-IN-ONE Training Halter Bitless Bridle, and training equipment visit http://www.MissyWryn.com

Duration : 0:5:45

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