Carolyn Resnick Blog
13 years ago
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Teaching a Horse to Talk - Listen very carefully to hear the horses "talking". As they learn, they will get louder; this is just the start.
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Misty, In Alaska, With Her Icelandic Horse - Misty and her Icelandic Horse, in Alaska, plowing through a snow drift.
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TWH and Trail Skills - Tennessee Walker: Here's a very nice video showing a Tennessee Walking Horse practicing a trail skill. The horse is TWH Chief's Fancy Blue Eyes and rider i...14 years ago
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Icelandic Horse, Heavy Contact - The telltale bridle drop, and the mouthpiece of the bit peeking out of the mouth of the Icelandic Horse are hints that the hands are heavy and that ther...
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Halter Training Icelandic Horse / Islandpferd - From the video poster: "Foal in Germany learning about a halter. It eventually gave up and layed down." There are different ways to train foals to halte...
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Cubby, Icelandic Horse - Cubby is a 13 year old bay Icelandic gelding. He stands right around 14h. He is super smooth to ride. Cubby is very good for the farrier and hes very good...
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Parelli Level 3 Horse Having Fun - The owners learn "horsemanship" by going through the levels of PNH (Parelli Natural Horsemanship) and build good relationships and two-way communication ...
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Bits or Bitless? - "In the hands of a master horseman who has learned to ride with seat and legs and who hardly uses the reins when riding a fully trained horse, the most sev...
15 years ago
Charm, Icelandic Horse
1 comment:
May I just say that this works for me. I understand it. It's right. It makes perfect sense and I don't understand why it's not THE WAY IT'S DONE in general. It should be. Why did I have to stumble upon this all by myself? It was because I lacked to courage of my own convictions and listened to other's who knew it all. Not for long though. What you are doing is nothing new to me. My mare and I have been doing it THIS WAY for a long time now. Why? Because it's simply how it's done by those of us who think for ourselves and disregard the assumptions of the hard core horsey experts. HURRAY FOR US!
Lucy
aka Linda E. Richmond
Northport, Ala.
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