Horse training

"What should a horse know by the end of 30 days?" Print out this helpful, FREE printable: 30, 60, 90 day horse -the training starting point.

It takes on average 4-6 weeks to break in a horse in but that time span is based on several assumptions. If all the handling and preparatory work has been done properly then it should be plain sailing. The horse’s temperament and character can also dictate how smoothly the process ... Read More

There is nothing more frustrating or embarrassing than trying to load your normally well-behaved horse into a trailer and they refuse. They loaded perfect last time and now this? I have had my fair share of horse trailer negotiations. Whether this is your first time loading a horse or […]

Groundwork is an important part of training for every horse. Mastering these groundwork exercises should be a goal for every horse and rider.

Learn why spending time on a patience pole can improve your relationship with your horse and make your time in the saddle more successful.

Do you want to establish a deeper connection between you and your horse? Then try out these six ways to strengthen your bond with your horse.

One of the best ways to improve your bond with your horse is simply to spend more time with them. This means not just riding but also on the ground.

Train your Horse to Stand Still While Mounting. Horse Training Tips from Savvy Horsewoman

These days with the Bureau of Land Management rounding up more and more of our horses from our public lands every day, it behooves genuine horse lovers to do everything they can to provide safe and appropriate homes for these American icons. Beautiful as they are, Mustangs and wild horses present specific challenges that are unlike those presented by domesticated horses. In this article, we provide tips and advice to help you train your wild horse or mustang. Learn more on training mustangs.

Have you ever had trouble trying to slow down a horse? I have four approaches, from least firm to emergency brake that you can try out!