Guide The Ride Open Group

Never stop reading what the Masters have shared!

He is already wondering about the trailer ... should he get in? Is it safe?
That is exactly why I'm NOT taking him to it.
Instead, we will practice a skill he needs to feel safer about the trailer.

The riders who make the fastest progress are the ones who put time and consistency into HOW they ride and make the subtle changes in themselves that will allow their horse to perform better.
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What a great poster!
If you know what is NORMAL you will notice what it a RED ALERT!

Great practical information courtesy of the horse doctors at Barrow Veterinary Service:

NORMAL: NOT JUST A SETTING ON THE DRYER!
If your horse seems a little "off," do you know what his "normal" is? One of the best ways you can determine if your horse is ill is to know his normal vitals—temperature, breaths per minute, heart rate, and capillary refill time. If they are outside the normal range, a call to your equine veterinarian is definitely warranted! Any refusal to eat a meal or to get up from a recumbent position is also a clue that you and your equine friend need assistance.

So many people have asked me "How do I stop my horse from crowding me and not doing what I want?"

And so often I see them making the mistake of pressuring the horse into submission using restraints and other coercive techniques.

So I've been thinking that a FREE Mini Course that would help frustrated horse owners like yourself to get Mutual Respect and a solid foundation for all your future equine goals.

Would that be of interest to you?
If so, send me a PM!

There's a story here. It's so important to notice changes and assess - like a sherlock holmes's mystery.
What happened - what's your first step?
Ideas welcome 🙄