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Horse & Rider

H&R Monthly - October 2023
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In every issue of Horse & Rider you'll find articles on training by the country's leading experts, the latest on equine health care from top veterinarians, trail riding tips from savvy back country riders, and much more!

Horse Life • TRAINX/HEALTH

Circle Drill • If you’ve ever seen a cutting event you’ve probably noticed how agile the horses are that compete in the event. Read on to learn my circle drill I use on all my young cutting horses to help them prepare for their performance career.

Develop at His Own Pace • Every horse is different. Don’t let the pressure of getting ready for a particular event cause you to push your horse past what he’s capable of doing.

TRAINING A SPOOKY HORSE • Good Spooks, Bad Spooks, Fake Spooks—Here’s Spooky Horse Training Techniques For A More Enjoyable Ride Down The Trail.

IMPETUOUS YOUTH

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Frequency: Every other month Pages: 16 Publisher: Equine Network Edition: H&R Monthly - October 2023

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: October 12, 2023

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Travel & Outdoor

Languages

English

In every issue of Horse & Rider you'll find articles on training by the country's leading experts, the latest on equine health care from top veterinarians, trail riding tips from savvy back country riders, and much more!

Horse Life • TRAINX/HEALTH

Circle Drill • If you’ve ever seen a cutting event you’ve probably noticed how agile the horses are that compete in the event. Read on to learn my circle drill I use on all my young cutting horses to help them prepare for their performance career.

Develop at His Own Pace • Every horse is different. Don’t let the pressure of getting ready for a particular event cause you to push your horse past what he’s capable of doing.

TRAINING A SPOOKY HORSE • Good Spooks, Bad Spooks, Fake Spooks—Here’s Spooky Horse Training Techniques For A More Enjoyable Ride Down The Trail.

IMPETUOUS YOUTH

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Travel & Outdoor