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Lindsey Partridge is dedicated to life-long learning and helping others connect with their horses.

She is an accomplished student, trainer, and competitor. She has been called ‘Canada’s Horse Whisperer’ by the Toronto Star and ‘The Queen of Thoroughbreds’ by The Rider. She is a Horse Human Relationship Expert.

Owner of Partridge Horse Hill, founder of Harmony Horsemanship™, President of Natural Horsemanship Association, and a Registered Nurse, Lindsey has been a Horse Wrangler for feature films, a champion at the 2015 and 2016 International Thoroughbred Makeovers, and won many awards and titles for Extreme Cowboy Racing, Jumpers, and Horse Training.

Author of Natural Horsemanship Answering the What, Why, and How for ALL Disciplines.

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How to use negative reinforcement in a positive way.

How to use negative reinforcement in a positive way.

What is negative reinforcement and how can we do it positively? Most training methods use some form of negative reinforcement, and just because it has the word negative doesn't mean it is bad. Negative simply means taking something away in terms of when we're talking...

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Starting Horses – Are you qualified for the job?

Starting Horses – Are you qualified for the job?

Starting horses can be daunting for some, so it's essential to ensure you are capable or have a qualified rider/trainer doing it for you or at the least guiding you. Horses react to different situations and methods of starting. The techniques you may be used to using...

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It’s the Rider, not the Horse

It’s the Rider, not the Horse

Sometimes, it is easy to do, and we all do or have done it. You get so frustrated that the horse is just not getting what you are asking, so you blame the horse for not being talented enough, not paying attention, not understanding etc. In reality, it's the rider, not...

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What does it mean when a horse is Overfaced?

What does it mean when a horse is Overfaced?

What does it mean when a horse is overfaced? When a horse is overfaced, he can become reluctant to perform the work that is asked of him. You may notice that a horse being overly challenged starts to react to smaller tasks, like the simple act of walking on a loose...

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Lindsey has experience and champion titles in many disciplines and training competitions. She also has a number of certifications and a bachelors degree.

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