Natural horsemanship, pony style, produces good, solid ponies that any young person can ride. And pony trainers are hard to come by. I should know, for I have turned down a job or two on pony training.
Not so these young brothers in Idaho, who successfully train and sell rodeo ponies — their website [...]
A natural horsemanship trainer in the Smokey Mountains of the US, just 25 years old and already making a name for himself with so called “problem horses”.
That natural horsemanship training has been around for longer than I have is not to be argued. But the methods used are making a strong comeback in the equestrian [...]
Natural horsemanship training is based on the premise that the horse-anality and the person-ality have to co-mingle, as it were. The rider, by applying or releasing pressure, asks the horse to do something. He then is required to tune into their horse’s immediate feedback, and makes subsequent decisions based on that feedback, as to what [...]
Well, I have trained many a horse, right from the get go as a newborn, as well as caught a “wild” horse and brought him around.
Horse trainers are a special breed, I am told. We seem to become one with the horse. Here is an article from Arkansas that seems to confirm the statement.
Wild Mustang [...]
