You have recently learned that your horse has a condition called “hunter’s bump”. This is a very prevalent condition which affects many horses of varying breeds and disciplines. In case you missed Part 1 of this two part series on … Continue reading →
One of the most common issues I see during an equine massage evaluation is rotated scapula in the horse. With a large percentage of saddles on the market being too narrow for the wider more muscular horses being breed today, … Continue reading →
The issue of club foot horses has come up so often in my career as an equine massage therapist that I felt it was time to bring attention to this very common problem. So many of my clients were not … Continue reading →
In this segment of “A Prescription For Parelli“ I want to talk to you about two easy exercises that will help your horse improve flying lead changes, sideways, being straight on the circle, and upper level lateral movements like haunches in and … Continue reading →
At a Level 2/3 Parelli Natural Horsemanship Clinic this past weekend, I was reminded of the importance of understanding and applying Pat’s 7 Keys To Success with your horsemanship. I often find so much of the Parelli philosophy and training … Continue reading →
