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 Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 9:05 am
I just wanted to know how many people train horses.
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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 9:08 am
Well.. I have a horse. I got him when he was 1 and he had NO training what-so-ever. so I've trained him myself. it really wasn't as hard as I thought it would be.
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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 10:22 am
Well, in essence you are 'training' a horse everytime you ride or work with him. The results arn't always positive though. sweatdrop
But yes, I do train horses. I don't train babies, as I'm not fond of young horses, but I train older ones. I'm currently working on basic bending and flexion with my mare, as well as strengthening the muscles in her back and topline, and also softening and getting more responsiveness out of some of the lesson horses at my barn though both riding and lunging.
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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 3:54 pm
gods perfect angel I just wanted to know how many people train horses. I don't train horses but I would love to in the Future.
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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 3:55 pm
gods perfect angel Well.. I have a horse. I got him when he was 1 and he had NO training what-so-ever. so I've trained him myself. it really wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. Thats good and really? wow, amazing and you got him since he was 1? cool, what breed is your horse?^^
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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 3:56 pm
Antlers Well, in essence you are 'training' a horse everytime you ride or work with him. The results arn't always positive though. sweatdrop
But yes, I do train horses. I don't train babies, as I'm not fond of young horses, but I train older ones. I'm currently working on basic bending and flexion with my mare, as well as strengthening the muscles in her back and topline, and also softening and getting more responsiveness out of some of the lesson horses at my barn though both riding and lunging. Really? thats good Antlers and how come you're not fond of training Foals? too much work for you or something?
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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 4:20 pm
I don't call myself a 'trainer' but more along the lines of experienced.
I have a 6 year old gelding who's green broke and I'm training him, so I guess in a way yeah I do. I don't run a business and get money but I don't mind helping some people out with their horses and I've worked many horses, young and old.
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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 4:48 pm
x_Devils_Child_x I don't call myself a 'trainer' but more along the lines of experienced.
I have a 6 year old gelding who's green broke and I'm training him, so I guess in a way yeah I do. I don't run a business and get money but I don't mind helping some people out with their horses and I've worked many horses, young and old. Same here and I only work with my horses, thats great my friend and how is Riley doing?
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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 5:39 pm
Cherry Milkshake x_Devils_Child_x I don't call myself a 'trainer' but more along the lines of experienced.
I have a 6 year old gelding who's green broke and I'm training him, so I guess in a way yeah I do. I don't run a business and get money but I don't mind helping some people out with their horses and I've worked many horses, young and old. Same here and I only work with my horses, thats great my friend and how is Riley doing?
Riley is doing very well, we have some things to improve on but its good. I was working him over and around some obsticles today, just having him fallow behind me at a jog/trot over some small jumps and around obsticles. He did very well, he out-works me lol. I got some videos of me sending him around, but my camera died. I have to pick up batteries next time I go out.
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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 5:57 pm
x_Devils_Child_x Cherry Milkshake x_Devils_Child_x I don't call myself a 'trainer' but more along the lines of experienced.
I have a 6 year old gelding who's green broke and I'm training him, so I guess in a way yeah I do. I don't run a business and get money but I don't mind helping some people out with their horses and I've worked many horses, young and old. Same here and I only work with my horses, thats great my friend and how is Riley doing?
Riley is doing very well, we have some things to improve on but its good. I was working him over and around some obsticles today, just having him fallow behind me at a jog/trot over some small jumps and around obsticles. He did very well, he out-works me lol. I got some videos of me sending him around, but my camera died. I have to pick up batteries next time I go out.Oooooooo cool and anyways really? awwwwww thats good and shucks, poor camera but I'd love to see the video when it gets batteries. I'm glad Riley is doing good also.
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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 6:04 pm
Cherry Milkshake x_Devils_Child_x Cherry Milkshake x_Devils_Child_x I don't call myself a 'trainer' but more along the lines of experienced.
I have a 6 year old gelding who's green broke and I'm training him, so I guess in a way yeah I do. I don't run a business and get money but I don't mind helping some people out with their horses and I've worked many horses, young and old. Same here and I only work with my horses, thats great my friend and how is Riley doing?
Riley is doing very well, we have some things to improve on but its good. I was working him over and around some obsticles today, just having him fallow behind me at a jog/trot over some small jumps and around obsticles. He did very well, he out-works me lol. I got some videos of me sending him around, but my camera died. I have to pick up batteries next time I go out.Oooooooo cool and anyways really? awwwwww thats good and shucks, poor camera but I'd love to see the video when it gets batteries. I'm glad Riley is doing good also.
I discovered, when he gets scared and wants to run... he runs to me. I walked off to get a lead rope and halter and he was slowly fallowing. Something outside made a loud BANG! and scared him, he jumped to the side and totted to where I was standing and shoved his head into me like "Mommy!!! Help, its going to try to eat me!" hehehe
How are you doing with your horse(s)?
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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 6:31 pm
x_Devils_Child_x Cherry Milkshake x_Devils_Child_x Cherry Milkshake x_Devils_Child_x I don't call myself a 'trainer' but more along the lines of experienced.
I have a 6 year old gelding who's green broke and I'm training him, so I guess in a way yeah I do. I don't run a business and get money but I don't mind helping some people out with their horses and I've worked many horses, young and old. Same here and I only work with my horses, thats great my friend and how is Riley doing?
Riley is doing very well, we have some things to improve on but its good. I was working him over and around some obsticles today, just having him fallow behind me at a jog/trot over some small jumps and around obsticles. He did very well, he out-works me lol. I got some videos of me sending him around, but my camera died. I have to pick up batteries next time I go out.Oooooooo cool and anyways really? awwwwww thats good and shucks, poor camera but I'd love to see the video when it gets batteries. I'm glad Riley is doing good also.
I discovered, when he gets scared and wants to run... he runs to me. I walked off to get a lead rope and halter and he was slowly fallowing. Something outside made a loud BANG! and scared him, he jumped to the side and totted to where I was standing and shoved his head into me like "Mommy!!! Help, its going to try to eat me!" hehehe
How are you doing with your horse(s)?Awwwwwwww how funny and cuuuuuuute at the same time, LOL hahaha, my horses are doing fine thank you for asking.^^
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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 7:03 pm
Cherry Milkshake gods perfect angel Well.. I have a horse. I got him when he was 1 and he had NO training what-so-ever. so I've trained him myself. it really wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. Thats good and really? wow, amazing and you got him since he was 1? cool, what breed is your horse?^^ Overo paint gelding.  my sis is the one who is holding him. I took the picture. but thats him at one year of age.
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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 7:41 pm
gods perfect angel Cherry Milkshake gods perfect angel Well.. I have a horse. I got him when he was 1 and he had NO training what-so-ever. so I've trained him myself. it really wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. Thats good and really? wow, amazing and you got him since he was 1? cool, what breed is your horse?^^ Overo paint gelding. my sis is the one who is holding him. I took the picture. but thats him at one year of age. Awwwwwww he's sooo pretty. 4laugh
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Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 9:57 am
Cherry Milkshake Antlers Well, in essence you are 'training' a horse everytime you ride or work with him. The results arn't always positive though. sweatdrop
But yes, I do train horses. I don't train babies, as I'm not fond of young horses, but I train older ones. I'm currently working on basic bending and flexion with my mare, as well as strengthening the muscles in her back and topline, and also softening and getting more responsiveness out of some of the lesson horses at my barn though both riding and lunging. Really? thats good Antlers and how come you're not fond of training Foals? too much work for you or something?
I have always preffered children over foals. I don't know what it is, but I am not lured by the young horse's cuteness. They are all little devils in my opinion. Give me a human child any day. blaugh
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