#EquineEducation

[gpstudios]

Happy National I Love Horses Day! 🐴

Celebrate National I Love Horses Day by honoring these magnificent creatures that symbolize freedom, strength, and beauty. Appreciate their grace and spirit, and share your favorite horse memories today!

Today, we celebrate National I Love Horses Day, a day dedicated to honoring and appreciating these magnificent creatures that symbolize freedom, strength, and beauty. Horses have been our companions for centuries, serving us in countless ways and enriching our lives with their grace and spirit. On this special day, let’s take a moment to celebrate their contributions, share our favorite horse…

[ivankellydressage]

I’m often asked about lower leg position and keeping it quiet. For me, it’s thinking about a suppleness rather than a stillness that helps. #nickdolmansaddles #horsefirstsupplements #konigboots #oldenburgerpferdezuchtverband #dressage #toptiptuesday #equineeducation #schockemoehlesports #tredstepireland #lemieuxproductsofficial (at Isle of Man) https://www.instagram.com/p/CcS8ULNsztR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[zumasrescueranch]

Come open your mind at Zuma’s in Littleton! #equineeducation #horses #friends #rescue #colorado #adopt #lessons #training https://www.instagram.com/p/CBt1Xk1F2YL/?igshid=1wkdhcei79unt

[thefarrierguide]

What to Look for in a Horse Trainer: 4 Key Factors to Consider

What Exactly Is a Horse Trainer?

A horse trainer is someone who's employed to undertake work with another person’s horse. Their role may include a variety of different duties. As summarized in a previous article, a horse trainer may: Work with introducing horses to saddle Re-educate horses who are moving from one discipline to the next (such as a horse that has retired from racing and will be used in eventing) Start a horse in harness or prepare it for a particular discipline, such as dressage, show jumping, trail riding or Western pleasure Work specifically with horses that have been identified as having behavioural or safety issues—bucking, rearing, biting, kicking, refusing to be caught and such Train horses for performance (for instance, in dressage, riding schools or racing) Read the full article