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Latest News
I have put this site back online in December 2009 after almost two years being
offline. Some of the articles still need some updating of the links that are
linked to related website Stablemade that is also back online but has now
different navigation structure. Thank you for your patience.
Latest Additions:
I have finished the second photo album named "The Old Kladruby" stud
farm, and now you can compare how it once was with how it appears today.
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Website Additions
New and Upcoming
January 11th, 2010.
Several
new articles added to the site about "Horse's instinctive learning nature", and
others addressing the various misunderstanding and confusions in the equine
world.
Click here to see new additions!
Coming soon!
Articles
about the "Riding Aids
Amplifications & Tools - Use & Abuse".
"The misuse, overuse and
abuse of nosebands and related contraptions."
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Related Websites
My Other Publications
You can find more of my equine articles and publication on my other website
Stanlemade.com, as well as,
articles published in a form of
QAs, a part of
Stablemade.com, where you can ask question not only regarding this site, but
also regarding the use of horses, as well as, the care for them. Only brief,
relevant and to the point question will be answered. All provocative, personal,
insulting and test question will be ignored! The equine FAQs also includes
equine and veterinary
glossary.
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Training, Conditioning
& Handling of Horses - Horsemanship
Horsemanship = Decent handling and training of horses revolves
around mutual respect between the animal and the man, which is founded in
the suitable and speedy responding to one another. Horses
do not respect slow and frightened animals anymore than slow and
frightened people.
Horsemanship
Training Horses
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The Horse Training Age Criteria
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Entrapment - Panic & Reaction
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Horse Training - Foreword (coming
soon)
- Movement Of Horses (coming
soon)
It is the nature of horses to move safely and efficiently according
to given situation and environment, which is determined by their
individual physical and mental capacities. We "train" them by
creating the situation, by manipulating the environment, by
interfering with their movement, and hopefully within their mental
and physical capacities.
The Gaits
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