Almost 2 weeks ago we were busy at Equine Affaire in Ohio doing demonstrations on Next Level HorsemanshipTM training, and health issues in horses. We met a lot of fascinating people at each of our 6 demonstrations and were just thrilled to be able to help so many people realize the Possibilities with their horses as well as to be able to help them understand how to better manage their horse operations for improved overall horse health and well being. …
Spring Into It!
Spins, rollbacks, lead changes and not to forget the breath taking sliding stops -this past weekend April1st-3rd the NLHTMteam traveled to New Jersey for the Eastern Pennsylvania Reining Horse Association ‘s (EPRHA) first show of the season to compete in the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) approved classes in reining. While at the show we also made new contacts, advanced our horses training even further, and captured the beauty and art of the competitive reining circuit. I must admit, I…
Fun on the Road!
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Articles: April, Midwest Equine Online
What Makes a Well Trained Horse? Someone asked me once, “What makes a well trained horse?” The question is definitely an interesting one. People aspire to do many different things with their horses and so the answer to the question may be different depending on who you ask. But for me, the answer is clear. Every well trained horse exemplifies a number of characteristics that parlay them to the top of the class to be role modes for all others.…
Around the Farm:
Next Level HorsemanshipTM, has some of the BEST volunteers in the country! And now, we feel very fortunate to have two of them as part of our staff! Recently, Jordan Hudson, ‘Jordy’ and Amanda Malecki joined NLHTM as part-time staff members to assist us in routine daily operations at the facility as well as manning the ship when we’re on the road at some of our cross country events. We’re so excited to have Jordy and Amanda with us and…
NLH Cue Tip-Finesse Your Horse’s Groundwork
If you’re looking for a better Partnership AND greater Performance from your horse, then you should concentrate on fine tuning and finessing the groundwork in his training program. The Foundation in groundwork cannot be overlooked if you want more out of your relationship with your horse. And, if you’re looking to excel in any discipline, you will need to concentrate on making sure your horse has no holes in his Foundation training. This may sound like an obvious statement, but…