Archive for tag: horse training
30 May, 2012 (06:10) | Uncategorized, WRGB | By: hollie
The photo here generated a grand variety of reactions yesterday. My first reaction was- Andrea, look at what you’re wearing! Others were more snickering, with comments like, Yeah right- like you two didn’t plan this. I mean really. What are the chances that two people who work together in the same place would wake up [...]
Tags: farm, funny, horse training, Riding Right Farm, Summer, weather | No comments
4 August, 2011 (07:39) | Uncategorized | By: hollie
Seems like our cross country jumps are seeing a lot of action lately. The slightly cooler weather has opened to door for frequent trips across the stream to the jump fields…. otherwise known as our hay fields. So what if our fields have to do double duty. I know that big time hay farms would [...]
Tags: beauty, combined training, cross-country, horse behavior, horse training, horsemanship, jumping, learning | No comments
30 June, 2011 (06:07) | Uncategorized | By: hollie
What on earth are these kids doing studying in the summer? I know when I was a kid, when school was out I wanted to get as far away from books, papers, pencils, binders and test taking as I could. I guess when you love horses and have a thirst for knowledge it doesn’t matter [...]
Tags: dressage, horse management, horse show, horse training, horsemanship, learning, learning to ride, riding, showing, young riders | No comments
26 May, 2011 (06:16) | Uncategorized | By: hollie
The management of horses requires a daily dose of seeing theory turned into reality. A great part of my job and my life here on the farm is helping to educate people about horse behavior and how to deal with it. One of the first things I tell people coming to the farm is about [...]
Tags: farm, farm management, horse, horse behavior, horse care, horse history, horse management, horse safety, horse training, horsemanship, learning, riding lessons, Safety | No comments
29 March, 2011 (08:56) | Uncategorized | By: hollie
Seems like not a day goes by that I’m not asked, “Does this saddle look like it fits?” Or I pose the same question to myself as I get ready to do a training ride on someone’s horse with my saddle. What is correct saddle fit? I know that the two most important points are [...]
Tags: horse care, horse health, horse management, horse training, learning, saddle fitting, Schleese | No comments