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01/03/2026
Ass in saddle time is key.
The more you ride, the better you become.
Even on the days the conditions are not ideal, you can walk your horse.
You can work on softness and feel.
You can concentrate on body control for yourself and your horse.
Stop making excuses.
Go to work.
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09/25/2024
Communication with a horse can be summed up as cause and effect or action and reaction.
Either way, when you give a cue you expect a response.
Do you change the way you ask or communicate if the desired response is not achieved after a few tries?
Do you recognize that the communication is not ideal and adjust to improve?
Do you listen when they are trying to tell you they don’t understand?
Is there consistency in your training program?
Are you mentally present when riding so you can make those adjustments?
Learn to listen and be better.
Learn to be patient.
Every horse is an individual and learns differently.
Understand the difference between confusion and refusal.
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