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How to stop your horse from rearing

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How to stop your horse from rearing

26,074 views November 6, 2017 8:33

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ChannelKate Fenner

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Rearing is a very backward movement. This video will show you how it often starts and how to stop it.
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What's inside the Kandoo Equine Online Training?Module 1
  - How to navigate the training
  - I'll guide you through the system and tell you where to start and how to get around. 
Module 2
- The Engagement Zone
- Learn how to assess your horse's emotional level and optimize that for training.
Module 3
- Give to the Bit
- Teach your horse how to learn, together with softness in the bridle, to travel in-frame and stay in the bubble of communication.
Module 4
- Shoulder Control
- Start from the ground and then under saddle to develop great directional control.
Module 5
- Hips to the fence
- A full set of lessons to teach safe mounting and side-pass from the ground.
Module 6
- The 1st Saddling
- Great for the un-started horse, any horse that is a little saddle-shy or cold-backed or simply to reinforce your foundation work (especially for those of you that aren't sure about your horse's starting history).
Module 7
- Long-Reining
- It may look like lunging but long-reining is a wonderful training tool. No more running your horse in endless circles, this is all about education, lightness and self-carriage.
Module 8
- Short-Reining
- The perfect pre-ride exercise.
Module 9
- Hindquarter control
- Learn to do travers, haunches-in and pick up canter leads. This is also the start of your lateral work!
Module 10
- Habituation To Novel Objects
- Give your horse a real confidence boost by taking this step-by-step approach to introducing new and potentially 'scary' things.
Module 11
- The Round Pen
- The round pen can be a useful training tool when used correctly. This module walks you through how to use it ethically to teach your horse how to learn and how to avoid inadvertently chasing your horse (something you never want to do).
Module 12
- Trailer Loading
- Teach your horse to load and unload quietly, safely, slowly and willingly, every time.
 Module 13
- The Young Horse
- A special set of lessons for the young (or educationally young) horse including picking up feet and tying up. 
 Module 14
- Stops
- Starting from the ground, teach your horse to stop while maintaining frame, softness and lightness in the bridle.
Module 15
- Stop and Back Up
- With a nice light stop established, we move on to teaching the back-up.
Module 16
  - The Canter
  - We cover everything from picking up the correct lead to the horse that bucks, kicks, rushes or falls out of canter.
Module 17
  - Off The Track
  - A special series of lessons for the off the track horse - how to untrain what you don't want and establish new responses.
Module 18
  - Working Equitation
  - We have a look at each of the obstacles and show you how to ride the patterns. Great for those of you that want to add some lateral work or just a bit of fun to your training.
Module 19
- Case Studies
- Watch individual horses overcome specific training problems.
Module 20
  - Resources
  - You'll find useful resources here including Checklists to keep your training on track.
And much, much more.....

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Kate Fenner published this 8:33 video tutorial on November 6, 2017. It has been watched 26,074 times on YouTube.

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