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Tail Bags for Horses at Deep eBay Discounts

2 new lycra Sleazy Sleepwear for Horses tail bags

2 new lycra Sleazy Sleepwear for Horses tail bags

1 $7.99 11h 37m
Performers First Choice Tail Protector Horse Tack

Performers First Choice Tail Protector Horse Tack

1 $7.95 1d 15h 58m
Black neoprene tail shipping wrap

Black neoprene tail shipping wrap

$9.99 1d 21h 21m
Tail Tamer Tail Bag. PINK Brand new.

Tail Tamer Tail Bag. PINK Brand new.

- $10.00 3d 5h 41m
 TAIL TAMER TAIL WRAP

TAIL TAMER TAIL WRAP

1 $5.00 3d 13h 5m
 TAIL TAMER BRAIDED TAIL WRAP

TAIL TAMER BRAIDED TAIL WRAP

1 $5.00 3d 13h 10m
Horse Tail Bag Bright Lime Green Cotton Tailbag New !

Horse Tail Bag Bright Lime Green Cotton Tailbag New !

1 $5.00 3d 18h 12m
NIP JACKS MANUFACTURING NEON COLOR HORSE TAIL WRAP  S

NIP JACKS MANUFACTURING NEON COLOR HORSE TAIL WRAP S

- $3.99 3d 21h 58m
Performers 1st Choice Neoprene Tail Protector 3 colors

Performers 1st Choice Neoprene Tail Protector 3 colors

$15.95 4d 13h 16m
~~Peace Love Tail Bag~~

~~Peace Love Tail Bag~~

$5.00 5d 11h 23m
~~Gold Mulit Colored Hearts Tail Bag~~

~~Gold Mulit Colored Hearts Tail Bag~~

$5.00 5d 11h 24m
~~Pink Hologram Stars Tail Bag~~

~~Pink Hologram Stars Tail Bag~~

$5.00 5d 11h 24m




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.
 
 

Other available courses include:
Stop Bucking (reviews)
Round Pen: First Steps (reviews)
Rein In Your Horse's Speed (For Owners of Nervous or Bolting Horses) (reviews)
Trailer Training (read the reviews)