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Karen Salamander

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Riding Exercises

Horse Training Exercises

Teaching a horse to accept contact with the bit, teaching collection and headset; Jac Review week - Official Site of Stacy Westfall

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The Eight Week Plan to Condition Your Horse

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Cowgirl Birthday Cakes

Riding in my new barrel saddle for the first time!

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Horse Stuff To Buy

Horse Hacks Diy Ideas

Barrel Racing Training

Everything you need for your first horse! Part 2

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Remember this when buying horse tack

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I got a new barrel saddle! Let’s unbox it together 🤩

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How to Build a Stronger Bond with Your Barrel Horse

When it comes to barrel racing we want to be a team. We want to have a strong bond in and out of the arena. We want our horses to enjoy their jobs and to be around us. So I put together tips on how to build a strong bond with your barrel horse. Share with a fellow barrel racer if these are helpful! #1 Spend time just being there So many times we get caught up in rushing from place to place (I know I do! As a mom I tend to get caught up in daily running!) When I am at my horse I do my best to be there. That the time spent out with Ava is my time, it helps me to rezen and to feel grounded again. When you are at your horse just be there. Be there with them. Pet them and love on them. #2 Speak love over your horse I have been guilty of being rude to my horse (because thats the norm rig

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How to Build a Stronger Bond with Your Barrel Horse

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Horseback Riding Tips

Buy A Horse

Healthy Horses

Horse Knowledge

Ultimate Daily Care Checklist for Horses: Free Printable for Horse Owners

Elevate your horse care routine with our ultimate daily checklist! This free printable organizes your care tasks efficiently, ensuring your horse stays healthy and vibrant. A must-have resource for every horse owner looking to optimize their daily routine. 📘🐴 #HorseManagement #StableLife

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Horse Things To Buy

Horse Tips And Tricks

Horse Stuff

Barrel Racing Tack Rodeo

Horse Jokes

4 Horse bathing must haves

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How often should you pick out your horses pens

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Horsey Life

Horse Ideas

Rodeo Life

Give legend a bath with me

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How to crest softness in a horse

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Beginner's Guide To Safely Catch & Halter A Horse

Beginner equestrians should practice under direct supervision of their instructor for safety • always approach your horse from the side and warn him by talking to him • never approach the horse directly from the front or back • Stand on the left side • place your right hand under and around to gently hold the horse's head • slide the nose into the halter first • then slide the headstall over the ears • be careful not to squeeze or crush the horse's ears • clip the halter • lead the horse from the left side • don't wrap the lead rope around your hands or arm