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Horse Blankets on Sale Now at eBay

New Lycra Horse Hood Med Slinky ($ for horse rescue!)

New Lycra Horse Hood Med Slinky ($ for horse rescue!)

2 $15.50 16m
New Lycra Horse Hood Large Slinky ($ for horse rescue!)

New Lycra Horse Hood Large Slinky ($ for horse rescue!)

1 $19.99 20m
46 Polar Tough1 Waterproof Horse Blanket Purple-Pony

46 Polar Tough1 Waterproof Horse Blanket Purple-Pony

$59.95 24m
Genero Horse Turnout Lite Weatherbeeta BlkSlvr 69"

Genero Horse Turnout Lite Weatherbeeta BlkSlvr 69"

1 $37.25 32m
Genero Horse Turnout Lite Weatherbeeta BlkSlvr 84"

Genero Horse Turnout Lite Weatherbeeta BlkSlvr 84"

1 $37.25 38m
1200D WINTER HORSE STABLE BLANKET RUG HEAVY TAN 74"

1200D WINTER HORSE STABLE BLANKET RUG HEAVY TAN 74"

- $39.99 45m
Rambo Liner Horse Underblanket 75 Exc Stable Blanket

Rambo Liner Horse Underblanket 75 Exc Stable Blanket

- $39.90 47m
1000D TURNOUT HORSE WINTER HEAVY WATERPROOF BLANKET 72"

1000D TURNOUT HORSE WINTER HEAVY WATERPROOF BLANKET 72"

$59.99 48m
1000D TURNOUT HORSE WINTER HEAVY WATERPROOF BLANKET 84"

1000D TURNOUT HORSE WINTER HEAVY WATERPROOF BLANKET 84"

$59.99 52m
1500D BLACK TURNOUT WINTER WATERPROOF HORSE BLANKET 76"

1500D BLACK TURNOUT WINTER WATERPROOF HORSE BLANKET 76"

- $69.99 53m
1000D TURNOUT HORSE WINTER HEAVY WATERPROOF BLANKET 80"

1000D TURNOUT HORSE WINTER HEAVY WATERPROOF BLANKET 80"

$59.99 53m
1000D TURNOUT HORSE WINTER HEAVY WATERPROOF BLANKET 66"

1000D TURNOUT HORSE WINTER HEAVY WATERPROOF BLANKET 66"

$59.99 54m




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":

Take the lunge line several inches below the horse's head and apply light pressure toward your body, let's say two pounds. We want the colt to either turn his head slightly or to relax his neck, whichever comes first. Wait a moment, but drop the lunge line the instant you feel even the slightest relaxation from the horse. If thirty seconds goes by with nothing, try adding a just a little more pressure or maybe another angle, more "up," more to the side, more "cockeyed." If still nothing, you are most definitely looking for too much. When you very first begin, he may only very slightly tip his head, cock an ear or relax for just a millisecond. Release on the smallest of the small gives here and build from there. Release if you think he's thinking of giving. Note: If the horse just happens to look at you as you pick up the lunge line (in effect, "giving" with the turn of his head), drop the line and pet him. Drop the pressure and pet if he gets the right answer for any reason, even by fluke.
 
 

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)