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What does it mean when a horse is Overfaced?

by Lindsey Partridge | Dec 1, 2022 | Thoroughbred Training

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...

3 Tips to Set you and your Horse up for Success

by Lindsey Partridge | Nov 29, 2022 | Thoroughbred Training

Training Mustang mishaps and mistakes, or any breed of horse for that matter, are bound to happen. There are many techniques to starting horses, but some of the older techniques or rushing every step may backfire. Typically, when horses come in for starting, they are...

You Can’t Train Pain

by Lindsey Partridge | Nov 23, 2022 | Thoroughbred Training

Often, when a horse reacts when you are training on them in the form of bucking, rearing, refusing to go forward, etc., our first reaction is to think the horse has a lousy attitude. But what if the response is associated with pain that has gone undetected? It is...

Healing Horses from the Inside Out

by Lindsey Partridge | Nov 17, 2022 | Thoroughbred Training

Can we heal horses from the inside out? The answer is yes! It is safe to say that every horse owner has encountered some mystery pain in their horse with no real reason or visible sign as to why they are in pain. There are many ways we can attempt to heal horses...

Buy The Horse, Not The X-rays

by Lindsey Partridge | Aug 26, 2022 | Thoroughbred Training

Are you buying the horse, or are you buying the x-rays? And are you potentially passing up the horse of your dreams? Noelle Floyd published a story about a horse named Asih, who competed in the 2012 Olympic Games in London, Burghley to Badminton and many more....