Question: I was wondering if you could share some advice or best practices for an international participant that might differ from a ‘national’ one to attend a session or school in Idaho? My goal is … read
Quite often I get around people who make a reference to a “soft feel” with their horse, and I know I am learning more about getting with my horse everyday. But what I see is … read
Before man domesticated horses for working animals, they were prey animals. Their survival depended on their speed, agility, intelligence, and strength. Since the domestication of the horse, man has tried to improve those traits for … read
Question: “Is it proper technique or a result of competition to leave the last couple of feet of your rope on the left side of your horse? Most roping coaches teach this but can’t explain … read
The horse’s self-preservation instinctively tells him to get away whenever he is unsure of humans. Once he gets confidant that we are not going to jeopardize his well-being he can be drawn to us. At … read
Question: “Hi Martin, I’m bringing a mare I bought a couple years ago into more work. She’s a QH/Arab cross. Her history: She is a kind, gentle mare, 12 years, was previously ridden by a … read