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Hi Anna, thanks for your reply. 'tractors on diets' I loved that! What an apt description and yes grass is a problem. I don't have a school to work in so I'm...
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Hi Linda, I had a few thoughts for you in your quest to integrate Alex's single rein work into the more traditional approach that your dressage trainer is ...
Katie Bartlett
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-- In the_click_that_teaches@yahoogroups.com, "Katie Bartlett" ... Hi Katie, Yes, I love his book too. Really meshes well with what I have learned from Alex....
Connie Dwyer
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... Thanks again for such a thought-provoking post Katie! Best, Sarah Re: [the_click_that_teaches] Re: Anyone Competing in Dressage with Clicker Trained Horse?...
Sarah Stuurman
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I stopped using a bit for several reasons: 1) my mare always put her tongue over it so she had to go many years with, whats-it-called, a leather band around...
Marjorie Smith
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Hi Sarah, Thanks for the feedback. I am so happy to know we are on the same page on this. I am really enjoying this part of the journey where I am...
Katie Bartlett
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... <katie.bartlett@a...> wrote: I was taught the general rule of being able to see the horse's ... help teach ... to help ... supposed to ... determined by...
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... <marjorie@...> wrote: but isn't a sidepull or halter just as good a signal? -- anything that can remind the horse to give. In advanced training, the bit...
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... and ... This is the other Linda - from Australia. I, too, am really enjoying this discussion. I always find the posts from both Katie and Jord-Ann really...
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Feb 2, 2006
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Hi Linda, I am glad you are enjoying the discussion. You wrote <<I wanted to emphasise that the bend should be in the horse's body not just the neck bending.>>...
Katie Bartlett
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Feb 2, 2006
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Hi Jord-Ann, Thanks for your comments on my post. I think you summed up very well what I was trying to say and it is fascinating that one thing can lead to...
Katie Bartlett
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... develop ... forward in a ... straightness ... One question at a time :) For collection, it's the engagement of the pelvis that's important, and then the...
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This came up in a conversation with a co-worker today. Feel free to correct me if I am wrong, I am new to dressage and even rein contact. Several of the horses...
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Hello everyone, I have some very basic questions that came up during our foundation behavior sessions. 1. Jake has been developing some self-restraint through...
Tatiana Kiselyova
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Hi Tanya, ... I can understand that. It does sound like he is doing fairly well. And I agree that sometimes if you withdraw your hand it can become more...
Connie Dwyer
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... HI Melissa, What a dedicated trainer you are ! Kudos to you! Another good behavior to work on that might help is to work on head down. It is great for...
Connie Dwyer
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Hi Holly, I wasn't going to answer this because I would like to hear other people's views, but I got to pondering it, and decided to throw out my thoughts and ...
Katie Bartlett
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Connie, Thank you so much for your suggestions. I think you are right, and I am overeager to add the cue too early. And yes, I have been rewarding on-cue but...
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Maybe my question is premature (as I haven't gotten to the section on the 3-flip-3), but I'll just throw it out there anyway. . . When working on the hip-flip...
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Thanks for that clear explanation! Exactly what I was looking for to back what I thought I meant. :) My co-worker's point was if it's not "perfect" what's the...
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Circle bend : These are exactly the questions I was trying to ask through my posts on WWYLM . I wanted to think FROM nose all the way TO front and back feet...
anna
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Katie , can you apply for Head of the UN please when Kofi A retires ? You are wasted as a horse trainer . Best wishes , Anna ....
anna
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Hi All, Just wanted to send out a little brag/foundation payoff email... Actually, it's not a little brag <vbg>. I was a beaming horse mom today, and I must ...
Sarah Stuurman
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Anna wrote: but thats to do with response rather than an actual bit . And you probably all drive automatics so that means nothing to you Bite your tongue! We...
Elizabeth Irish Hatch
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... I ... world - ... Hi Anna :) I'm not sure I'm following your thoughts about torque. There is no "pivoting" on the foot once it's on the ground, so I'm not...
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... riding ... that when ... zone), this ... any ... to lift ... biomechanics of it. ... I don't remember reading this but I would love to hear more details ...
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Hi Anna, You have me laughing. Thanks, but I think I'll stick to horse training <grin>. Katie...
Katie Bartlett
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Yeah!! You go girl! Talk about working with distractions! Rock on... -melissa and ruby...
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... Hi Tanya, You are very welcome. I am looking forward to hearing how you make out with this training. This way of training sure helps one see other views...
Connie Dwyer
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... --Tatiana, the one thing that popped into my mind when I read your description was that perhaps Jake bites down on your hand because what you are asking...
Barbara Melville
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