One of the problems a rider may encounter with his horse is rearing. Rearing is a vice that is potentially dangerous to both horse and rider. The rider may fall off, or the horse may lose his balance and fall over, possibly landing on top of the rider...
The Proverb says, "spare the rod, spoil the child." Similarly, hand-raising a horse can have disastrous results on that horse's future if it isn't tempered with disciplined. Discipline doesn't require beatings, but it does require a firm hand and consistent...
Rearing is not only frightening for the rider, but it is also extremely dangerous for both parties. So what could cause a horse to exhibit such behaviour? Consider when the horse rears. Does it happen for no apparent reason during schooling sessions...
Napping is a problem that many riders will face either now and then or on a regular basis. It can spoil a great ride and make riding a chore rather than enjoyable, as well as leading to behaviours that are potentially more dangerous. Re-schooling is ...
What do you do with a horse that rears? Many people say to sell it, don't purchase it and just walk away. I have to say that I just can't do that. I have raised this filly from the day she hit the ground and I take full responsibility for how she is...
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