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Buying A Horse

Published September 2, 2014 Leave a Comment

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In “Shop 'Til You Drop,” the Horse Master episode taped at my ranch in Colorado, I helped my friend Sddita Fradette begin the horse shopping process. She’s a skilled rider and NARHA riding instructor but doesn’t have her own horse at the moment. She wants to make sure she has the know-how and strategy to start shopping with confidence. We talked about the importance of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Training Advice Tagged With: board, boarding, buy, buying, certified horsemanship association, CHA, cha-articles, cost, cost of board, goals, half-lease, lease, long term goals, mount, purchase, purchasing, steady

Horse Afraid Of Rider Mounting Saddle

Published August 26, 2014 Leave a Comment

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What To Do With a Horse Afraid of His Rider Question: Hello Julie, I have a 4 year old registered paint gelding, Zippo Pine Bar bred, tall and gorgeous that I have had for just over a year! But, he is terrified when I step near or into the saddle. I bought him knowing he had a troubled past, but I can't seem to make any new progress with mounting. I have done a ton of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Training Advice Tagged With: certified horsemanship association, CHA, cha-articles, fear damaged, introducing a horse to the saddle, mount, mounting, mounting block, patience, repetition, reprogram

Quick Tip: Tip: Bridling Clip

Published August 15, 2014 2 Comments

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Filed Under: Video Quick Tips Tagged With: bridling, Bridling horse, CHA, Correct bridling, Horse safety, horsemanship, how to bridle, Hw to, safe handling, Safety Tip

Quick Tip: Danger Zones Around The Horse

Published August 15, 2014 Leave a Comment

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Filed Under: Video Quick Tips Tagged With: Biting horse, CHA, Danger zones, Dangerous horse, Horse safety, horsemanship, kick areas, kick zone, Safety Tip, Striking horse

Quick Tip: Emergency Dismount

Published August 15, 2014 Leave a Comment

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Filed Under: Video Quick Tips Tagged With: CHA, Dismount, emergency dismount, Horse safety, horsemanship, How to, Safe dismount, Safety Tip, trail riding, Trail safety

Pulley Rein Video Demonstration: Emergency Stop On A Horse

Published August 15, 2014 Leave a Comment

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Filed Under: Video Quick Tips Tagged With: CHA, emergency stop, Execute stop, Horse safety, horsemanship, pulley rein, Runaway horse, Safe stop, spooking, trail riding

Quick Tip: How To Pick A Horse’s Hoof Video, By The Certified Horsemanship Association

Published August 15, 2014 Leave a Comment

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Filed Under: Video Quick Tips Tagged With: CHA, Cleaning hooves, handling feet, Hoof Health, Hoof picking, Horse handling, Horse safety, horsemanship, safe handling, Safety Tip

Quick Tip: How-To Mount A Horse, By The Certified Horsemanship Association

Published August 15, 2014 Leave a Comment

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Filed Under: Video Quick Tips Tagged With: Balanced mounting, Centered riding, CHA, Dismounting, Horse safety, horsemanship, How to, mounting, Safe mounting, Safety Tip

Quick Tip: Find An Instructor Or Trainer (CHA)

Published July 21, 2014 Leave a Comment

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Filed Under: Video Quick Tips Tagged With: CHA, CHA instructors, Finding instructor, Finding trainer, horse trainer, Horse training help, horsemanship, lessons, Riding help, riding lessons

Quick Tip: Trail Resources

Published July 11, 2014 Leave a Comment

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Filed Under: Video Quick Tips Tagged With: Camping, CHA, English riding, Horse safety, Packing, safety, Trail guide manual, trail riding, Trail safety, Western riding

Quick Tip: How To Read Your Horse: With Julie Goodnight For CHA

Published July 11, 2014 Leave a Comment

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Filed Under: Video Quick Tips Tagged With: body language, CHA, Ear movement, Facial expression, Good horsemanship, horse behavior, Horse skills, horse training, How to, Predicting horse behavior, Reading your horse

Quick Tip: CHA’s Trail Guide Offers Safety Advice And Tips For Adventure Or Day-Trip

Published July 10, 2014 Leave a Comment

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Filed Under: Video Quick Tips Tagged With: CHA, CHA tips, Day trips, Horse adventures, Horse safety, Safety advice, Safety tips, Trail guide, Trail rides, Trail safety

Safety Concerns: Bicycle Helmets For Riding Horses–Is It OK?

Published May 13, 2014 Leave a Comment

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Question Category: Safety Concerns Question: Are bicycle helmets as safe as riding helmets? I saw a news program that said they are safer than riding helmets, is that true? Some parents don't want to purchase a helmet until they are sure the child is going to stick with riding. I was told that I could be arrested for letting the student ride with a bike helmet. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Free Articles, Training Advice Tagged With: ASTM, Bicycle helmets, certified, CHA, cha-articles, liable, negligence, riding helmets, SEI

Safety Concerns: Advice For Parent Looking For Instructor

Published May 13, 2014 Leave a Comment

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Question Category: Safety Concerns Question: I am the parent of an 11-year-old girl who is serious about horses. She's been riding for 5 years in California, and we just moved to Michigan. For two months now, I've been looking for a good stable and instructor. Her former teacher in CA was CHA certified. Should I be limited to finding a CHA certified instructor? I will … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Free Articles, Training Advice Tagged With: certification, CHA, cha-articles, equitation, eventing, finding an instructor, instructor, qualifications, safety

Riding Skills: Judging Stirrup Length

Published May 12, 2014 Leave a Comment

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Question Category: Riding Skills Question: How can I make sure I ride with my stirrups at the correct length? Answer: Appropriate stirrup length is critical for all levels and disciplines of riders. It is important for safety, for rider balance and for the effectiveness of the rider in developing correct riding skills. Time and time again in CHA clinics, we see … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Free Articles, Training Advice Tagged With: alignment, angle of rider's leg, anklebone, arm length, balance, CHA, cha-articles, measuring, stirrup length, style

Overcoming Fear: When To Buy A horse And What To Look For

Published May 9, 2014 Leave a Comment

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Question: Hi Julie, I have been reading your articles and I have gained a lot of insight into horses and horseback riding. Thanks so much for such wealth of knowledge. My husband and I have only been taking riding lessons for five months. At what point in the future is a good time to purchase or lease a horse? Should we wait one or two years, while taking lessons, to take … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Training Advice Tagged With: age of horse, buying horses, certified horsemanship association, CHA, cha-articles, Ready to Ride, stables, when to buy a horse

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