We often come across obstacles in our pathways when we are riding our horses. Whether out on the trail or working with something in the arena, it is very important that you can “take the reins” and lead your horse where you need them to go. Read along as professional horseman Richard Winters describes how to be the leader your horse needs.
Posted on September 03, 2019
Weaver Leather
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For three decades I’ve been in the business of sharing insights and principles of horsemanship. These guiding principles help me as I help horses be the best they can be. I also compete in the National Reined Cow Horse Association. Like everyone else, when I compete, I want to win.
Posted on October 04, 2018
Michaela Gannett
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Character Building,
Competitive Success,
Featured,
Goals,
Horse Showing,
Horsemanship,
National Reined Cow Horse Association,
Richard Winters,
Team Writers,
Thatcher School,
Training Tips
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When I was a teenager someone gave me a guitar and taught me three chords. It was great! I could now play almost every country western song I knew. It’s now almost 40 years later.
Posted on January 26, 2018
Michaela Gannett
Tagged:
Character,
Character Building,
Featured,
Horse Training,
Horsemanship,
Richard Winters,
Ride The Brand,
Team Writers,
Training Tips,
Weaver Leather,
Youth
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When teaching horsemanship, I deal with all kinds of people from almost every demographic and background. These people come to me for advice and instruction on how to train their horse. I’ve been doing this for 35 years.
Posted on January 26, 2018
Michaela Gannett
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First, let’s begin with an issue that has everyone in the horse industry concerned: How do we get the next generation interested in and desiring to cultivate the love of horses that we nurture daily?
Posted on January 26, 2018
Michaela Gannett
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I have had the privilege of being a full-time Horse Trainer and Horsemanship Clinician for over 30 years. Notice I used the word “Privilege.”
Posted on December 11, 2017
Weaver Leather
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