Tail Bags for Horses



Tail Bags for Horses at Deep eBay Discounts

Multi-Colored Hearts Designs Tail Bag!!		$5.00	14h 58m
Two Lycra Braid In Tail Bags Burgundy & Green		$15.00	1d 2h 22m
FUN, Printed Lycra Tail Bags. Braid In Style. New Horse Tack. .		$12.99	1d 2h 43m
Tough-1 Royal Blue Canvas Mini Pony Tail Bag Horse Tack Equine	-	$3.00	1d 4h 32m
Tough-1 Colorful Peace Signs Lycra Braid in Tail Bag Horse Tack Equine	-	$9.00	1d 4h 32m
NEW, Weaver Tail Bag with Fringe! Black!	-	$4.99	1d 16h 54m
NEW, Weaver Tail Bag with Fringe! Black!	-	$4.99	1d 16h 56m
Tough-1 Colorful Flames Lycra Braid in Tail Bag Horse Tack Equine	-	$9.00	2d 56m
Tough-1 Colorful Tie Dye Peace Signs Lycra Tail Bag Horse Tack Equine	-	$7.00	2d 56m
Tough-1 Black Canvas Mini Pony Tail Bag Horse Tack Equine	-	$3.00	2d 1h 29m
NEW! PEGASUS TAIL GUARD & BAG Black with Pink		$24.95	2d 1h 37m
BN Custom Made Horse TAil Bag - URBAN CAMO - FREE SHIPPING	-	$5.50	2d 5h 28m

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Foal Training Explained: The First Two Years
Mare owners, if you'd like to get your colt or filly started out with a proper foundation, I would suggest the investment of $5.99 in my foal-training course.

- Download and print from your home computer
- 5 days, 5 chapters
- Learn at your own pace

An excerpt from "Your Foal: Essential Training for the Young Horse":

Okay, with you and the colt there in the pen, let's tackle number 3. Let's get the horse haltered. Begin by rubbing your foal stem to stern with the lead rope balled up in your hand. Rub his head and ears with it. If he's okay with that, if he stands there calmly, then progress by rubbing the horse all over with the lead rope folded in half. Droop it over his ears and allow it to catch there, pulling his ears forward and back. Wrap the lead around his neck and tug it back off. Bring it with a swing to wrap around his torso, back legs, neck and head. Keeping yourself there at the point of his shoulder, use both hands to bring the lead back and forth several dozen times past his eyes. Try moving faster. Make a little noise. Get creative and do everything from both sides. Stay vigilant because you'll always be surprised at the strange combinations of movements that will frighten your horse when you wouldn't have expected it.