Horse Training with Bilger
This “Book” acts as a guide for people looking to learn how to safely be near, work with and train horses. The author uses his horse training experience to share techniques that will help the reader better understand and handle their horse. It is important to understand the horse’s raw instinctive behavior in order to build a trusting relationship with the animal. Work in a round pen will help build a strong relationship with the horse. The author gives advice on free lunging techniques and ground work that helps the reader establish the best possible relationship and ride safely!
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Training Agenda
Horse Seminar Topics
“Raw Instinctive Behavior vs. Learned Behavior”Foals, Mares, Geldings, Stallions, Hearing, Eyesight, Smell, Taste, Mutual Grooming, Herd Behavior, Intimidation, Intelligence, Survival, Predators, Catching, Standing, Bathing, Hoof Care, Trimming, Shoes, Walk, Trot, Canter, Gallop, Biting, Rearing, Striking, Pushing, Backing, Bucking, Mane, Tail, Ears, Flanks, Shoulders, Eyes, Trainers
“Physiological and Emotional Issues”
Herd Separation, Paddock, Barn, Stalls, Shelters, Pastures, Hitch Rails, Tying, Trailering, Saddles, Bits, Girths, Rear Strap, Breast Strap, Crouper, Changing Owners, Introduction to new Herd, Quick Movement, Trainers,
“Purchasing”
Visual confirmation, Approach, Marks, Scars, Walk, Movement, Trot, Canter, Eyes, Withers, Back, Shoulders, Hips, Legs, Hoofs, Riding, Driving, Trained For, Vet Inspection, Coggins, Health Certificate, Transport, Trainers
“Riding Style”English, Western, Dressage, Hunt Seat, Jumping, Cross Country Eventing, Polo, Ranch Work, Roping, Sorting, Penning, Games, Driving, Trainers
“Trails”Walkers, Joggers, Strollers, Bikers, Roller Bladers, Skiers, Snowmobiles, Motorcycles, Trains, Water, Mud, Sand, Pete, Asphalt, Concrete, Bridges, Plastic Bags, Tarps, Golfers, Hunters, Birds, Owls, Hawk, Eagle, Ducks, Geese, Rabbit, Coyote, Pheasant, Trainers, Turkeys and Deer.
