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Green Horse Training Book - B. Slabbert
Green Horse Training Book - B. Slabbert
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Why Green Horse? 2. It is probably the easiest way of all training methods - even amateurs, beginners and novices can apply it. 3. It is probably the least abusive and cruel, therefore the most gentle way to train a horse.
EASY HORSE Your attitude. CHAPTER 2 THE APPROACH Seeing it through the horse’s eyes – equine psychology. CHAPTER 3 THE METHOD Introducing anything new: how to create confidence instead of fear. CHAPTER 4 WEANING Getting the foal relaxed and confident. There is a way and a better way. CHAPTER 5 THE TWO YEAR OLD What to do the first day the two year old comes in from pasture. First bond, then train. CHAPTER 6 THE FIRST WEEK Building mutual trust. Getting the colt accustomed to touch over its body – head to hindquarters. Getting fear out of the way. Shying – its causes and treatment. Head Shy – why horses are head shy and how to treat the problem. CHAPTER 7 FLEXION AND COLLECTION: THE FOUNDATION OF A BALANCED HORSE Getting the horse supple – various methods. The bitting rig. Developing the ideal form. Side Passes. Backing. A small gem not to be ignored – the advantages and how to acquire it. Getting control over fight, fear and excessive spirit. CHAPTER 8 FURTHER PREPARATION TO DRIVING AND RIDING Blinkers – making the colt accustomed the easy way. Standing still. Stopping on command. Preparation for shoeing – making it easy. CHAPTER 9 MOUNTING AND PREPARING UNDER SADDLE Make your first ride easy and accident free by thorough preparation. Bitting – getting used to the bit the easy way and prevent a bad mouth. CHAPTER 10 EXERCISES FOR THE RIDER Five exercises which will improve your balance by sixty percent within a week – and keep you in the saddle instead of on the ground. CHAPTER 11 HOME REMEDIES AND TIPS Hoof dressings. Joints and swellings. Swellings and splints on legs. Tails. |
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