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Saddle Stands and Tack Racks for Sale Online

Folding Saddle Rack - Blue

Folding Saddle Rack - Blue

$43.25 4h 4m
Folding Saddle Rack - Black

Folding Saddle Rack - Black

$43.25 4h 5m
Bridle Show Halter Storage Bag Western English Pink

Bridle Show Halter Storage Bag Western English Pink

$37.99 4h 40m
RED WHITE AND BLUE LONG ROPE BUCKET HANGER NEW HORSE TACK STABLE SUPPLY

RED WHITE AND BLUE LONG ROPE BUCKET HANGER NEW HORSE TACK STABLE SUPPLY

1 $2.00 6h 58m
Color choice of 4 hook metal tack racks horse tack

Color choice of 4 hook metal tack racks horse tack

$12.50 7h 45m
saddle rack non folding wall mount

saddle rack non folding wall mount

$19.00 9h
Metal Stall Card Holder,  New Stable Care

Metal Stall Card Holder, New Stable Care

$12.00 10h 14m
Horses Sign Horsebox Stickers Decals 8 Inch x 7 Inches

Horses Sign Horsebox Stickers Decals 8 Inch x 7 Inches

$11.05 13h 19m
Western Tack,  Praying Cowboy & Horse,  Name Stall Card Holders!

Western Tack, Praying Cowboy & Horse, Name Stall Card Holders!

$12.99 18h 41m
Western Tack Lot - Halter,   Bridle & Reins Stable Hanger - Set of Two - New

Western Tack Lot - Halter, Bridle & Reins Stable Hanger - Set of Two - New

$17.99 19h 6m
SUPER! HORSE LEG WRAP SLING HOLDER  for your stall

SUPER! HORSE LEG WRAP SLING HOLDER for your stall

$9.95 19h 29m
Forward Seat Saddle Rack Wall Mount Steel

Forward Seat Saddle Rack Wall Mount Steel

$13.00 20h 1m




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":

Next pet him across his top line and gradually pet your way across his spine and down his opposite side. Pat him there. Pet the devil out of his ears, scratch under his chin, make a game out of playing "Peekaboo" covering his eyes one at a time, then both together. Get really creative. When or if you find resistance, keep petting (or waving or scratching, etc.) for 15 seconds or until the horse calms down, whichever comes first. (Remember, stopping your petting when he tenses sensitizes our patient rather than desensitizes.) Take the time to dull him to movement, fast and slow, on all sides of his head (don't forget under and over), paying particular attention to his ears and eyes. All of this work on his off side is necessary because in a few minutes you'll want to reach across to bring the halter around – and if you've skipped this step, your hand running past his eye can become an issue. As with our previous work, should he step away, stay still, slowly turn, kiss to bring him back, remain business-like – and don't give chase.
 
 

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)

 

D.I.Y. Horse Training