Welcome to the Horse Training Community Group on Trot on TV. Please join us and share your horse training experiences. Whatever training or discipline you are interested in then let us know how you are getting on! Share your experiences with others who may be in the same position as you, post your pics and training videos as well as viewing others comments so we can all learn something new. Whether you are training a 10 year old connemara or backing a 3 year old youngster, we would love to hear from you!

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Horse Training

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	Please join us and share your horse training experiences. Whatever training or discipline you are interested in then let us know how you are getting on! Share your experiences with others who may be in the same position as you, post your pics and training videos as well as viewing others comments so we can all learn something new. Whether you are training a 10 year old connemara or backing a 3 year old youngster, we would love to hear from you!
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Outline / hyperflexion - fine line and lots of people don't seem to know the difference.	26	19.03.2010 19:32:18
Working On The bit	19	19.03.2010 08:19:24
Clipping Scaredy Cats	27	19.03.2010 08:05:16
Trantrums with different riders...	1	19.03.2010 17:42:20
No open spaces	5	18.03.2010 23:41:02
ok i need help	20	18.03.2010 16:47:37
Study + a Horse?	7	17.03.2010 13:43:08
Not Cantering towards the jump !	9	15.03.2010 22:48:14
Dressage test tips	1	15.03.2010 22:40:48
training horses	4	14.03.2010 20:58:37
Harness Training a pony	8	14.03.2010 15:38:15
Tips on loose schooling.	5	14.03.2010 07:40:36
More on picking out feet.	18	13.03.2010 19:51:14
My Horse wont take the bit	12	13.03.2010 19:37:56
re schooling !	17	12.03.2010 23:40:03
A little advice needed folks!	6	12.03.2010 23:35:15
Giving your horse a break.	18	23.02.2010 03:20:36
Inmates & Mustangs	1	04.02.2010 02:40:52
Addicted to training!	2	30.01.2010 18:03:30
EFA Coach will help you with all pony club events online	1	30.01.2010 18:06:44
How a horses vision affects training.	7	20.01.2010 19:19:38
standing still	7	16.01.2010 13:07:27
Hacking partners.	5	15.01.2010 18:11:26
Holistic Therapy Pilot Study for MSc	1	22.11.2009 22:44:42
Videos of horses being trained	4	02.11.2009 08:45:59
Addicted to training!	1	01.10.2009 17:43:34
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I find when a horse is acting up it helps to try to promote the bond you have with him/her...give positive reinforsement with actions you want to promote...ignore bad behavior or you could possibly make it worse...good luck...sometimes it takes time.

Glad to see the Fei outlawed Hyperflexion and the princess accepted the 41,000 signature petition.A small win for the horses,and i'm sure more could be done.

Great news about Rollkur!!!! http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/news/397/294724.html

that's really interesting. You know what, maybe he knows you're not feeling very confident and is actually looking after you. It never ceases to amaze me how horses pick up on our energy. Have you put anything on the confident riding group? On the other hand are you sure he is feeling 100%. He doesn't seem unwell or his back isn't sore? I would do some freeschooling and observe how he moves when you're not on his back. This also might be a good time to get him moving forward a bit better. Is he pretty unfit?

Hi lancslady how about training him to your voice? I talk to my mare when I ride her and she really listens to me. I only use minimal leg. This may help!

ive just bought an 8yr old pie bold thats dead to the leg/crop. i lost my conidence in a life treathing accident, so im wary to say the least, but.... hes soooooooooooo lazy, which i dont mind to much but my legs are killing me, any suggestions

i j_leopold that sounds like a fab job, really exciting stuff. Better than my daily office grind!!

hi all..i train horses for circus and tv work...they work liberty and ridden..its great fun and am always experimenting what i can teach them next and how...as i like to use my own methods...

I have always worked with horses on both sides & mount & dismount,lead etc and my horses are never spooky either way

I agree Beki, love myler bits myself!

hi ive been training younsters for years the best ever is the myler low port comfort snaffle ive ridden everything frm youngsters 2 ex eventers and hav all gone well in it try treacle on the bit it wrks

hi our other horse didnt like a metal bit at all,we had his teeth checked which were fine so we had a happy mouth bit lent to us to try.It worked very well so we bought our own,so maybe your horse doesnt like the metal as suggested by someone else.try one of these it might make a difference.

This is for Georgiexpony and the problem she is having with her horse. Sounds daft but have you checked your tack, is your girth too tight or your bridle? When he bolts pull quite firmly on one rein, his head has to turn and horses can't run on with their head turned to either the left or right. Is your saddle ok, bolting can mean they are trying to get away from pain etc. Don't do too many bit changes it won't fix the problem , you need to find out why he's doing it. Before you go out to ride, try lounging or long reining. Have you had his teeth and back checked ? If it were me I wouldn't hack out until you have him back under control. I had a horse who bolted along a main road, it was only the fact that I broke him in and used vocal commands did we survive !!! So be careful . Lydia

Hi Georgiexpony I seriously think you need to get to the root of why he is bolting. That's a dangerous situation as bolting is 'out of control' and running blindly. I am no expert but personally I would not be putting him in canter at the moment until you get to the root cause. don't put yourself at risk, see if you can get some professional advice. Horses usually bolt for a reason and it's their flight relex. Good luck and stay careful!

I Need Some Help. My Horse Casper, has a serious bolting problem. He will go into walk and trot, but when i ask for canter, he will go into canter then bolt of. I know this is because he gets excited, but it is getting out of hand? I've tryed bringing him back and putting him back in the stable, so he thinks whenever he bolts he goes back but it just doesn't seam to work. Then I've tryed different bits and still, he bolts. I know he may be a abit headstrong, but I don't know what to do? Do you have any ideas?

i do allsorts, i train and back and break most horses/ponies that come into my yard, i have just started uni though so have had to stop. So far i have backed around 35 horses and ponies, and schooled an uncountable amount... if anyone wants any advise on any problems they are having, me and my sister also run a problem horse re-habilitation yard so message me and i'll give you all the advise i can!! (hte picture is my 3yr old Calalvador Mechtan, a rearer and broncer... he's come on wonders since this epic photo

I have come across a very good online magazine -www.horsesforlife.com, lots of good articles, and you can have access to 3years of back articles when you subsribe. I have gained a lot from watching/ working with Mark Rashid and Kathleen Lindley, one of the things from Kathleen that has really stuck with me has been to train not just so the horse does what you ask, but does what you ask AND is relaxed about it. More details on Kathleen at www.kathleenlindley.com She is coming over soon to do some clinics, I still have places on the one I'm hosting in Hartest, Suffolk, if anyone is interested. http://www.kathleenlindley.com

Interesting article on research findings relating to the benefits of letting your horse have an least an hour a day out of the stable http://tinyurl.com/da3hbp

Thought I would post this note because there is an interesting/complimentary horse training clinic in Norfolk this weekend at the World Horse Welfare. It is on conflict free training and is called "If Horses could Talk". Further details are on the blog in the TV section.

Here is a link to a series of postings on Trot on TV's blog about the training of Murphy - a coloured cob...they were put together last year...I can't believe that time has flown by so quickly! http://trotontv.blogspot.com/2007/07/murphy-goes-to-post-office.html

This is an interesting forum because the training of a horse seems to be something that goes on all their lives. I'm hoping to pick uo some good tips so keep it coming.Leave a comment for the group here...

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