Buckskin gelding that is suitable for all levels of riders. KIND, KIND and super quiet. Always a nice selection of 
KT Tunstall – Black horse And The Cherry Tree
EMI UK
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Hi. I was just wondering how to teach my horse Cappy dressage movements ssuch as:
Flying Change
Piaffe
Leg Yeilding
Seat Aids
And More
He is pretty well trained, he ggoes round and straight, and has already learned the basics of leg yeilding. He is 8 years old and has strong muscles, so strength isn’t really a problem.
Get an instructor or go to some clinics! Or at least buy a dressage training book for the more advanced movements (the flying changes and the piaffes). Training leg yielding is fairly simple, but your horse needs to be able to yield laterally to leg pressure. You can start teaching this on the ground, simply by applying pressure to the horse’s side where you would apply leg pressure if you were riding. A dressage whip can be helpful for this, using it to provide a gentle reminder of what you are asking. Once you get the horse yielding to pressure on the ground, practice it under saddle. The main thing is that the horse has to learn to move sideways but keep his body straight and parallel to the wall, crossing his legs over one another to move correctly. Seat aids, as you put it, are not a "movement", but a necessary method of communication between you and your horse in order to perform any movement of dressage, along with leg and hand aids. Piaffes require far more detailed ground training, so you would definitely need an instructor for this.
Good luck!
Insight into the way horses think and how to work and play with them … naturally!
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Description
Hand-made Japanese wooden hachiman horse figure. Dolls such as these were originally made to act as good luck charms by horse breeders in Aomori prefecture, an area of Japan long famous for quality equine stock. The dolls are painted with bold colors and patterns to represent a horse’s strength and vitality and to act as a ward against disease or accident. This doll is in good condition with some marks and scratches from handling and is less than 20 years old.
Size:
Height: 4.2 inches (10.8 cm)
Length (nose to tail): 3.1 inches (8.0 cm)
Weight: 2.1 ounces (61 grams)
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Chicohard by Calido
born 01.05.1998 – Gallion – Hanoverian
[Dressage Horse]
A simply beautiful white gallaion. He is excellente to ride, so that course riding will be a pure pleasure. But also within the dressage sport he is a very talented horse. He has turnament experiences up to level L and jumps with a lot od caution.
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We weed killed out fields two and half weeks ago! Any advice on how long our horses should be kept of it?
It will vary dependant on the weed killer used,you are going
to have to find out what was used and what instructions
regarding animals.There is no general rule on this so you
must be sure.
I am going to leominster horse and pony sales on the 18th of june, and I’m looking to buy if there is something suitable. Now comes the problem, I am having issues with my transport and was wondering if anyone would help me transport a horse. I need it to be taken back to the worcester area, about 40 mins- 1hr away. I am willing to pay a small fee! If anyone can help me, or is going and heading back my way, give me a shout. Probably a long shot!
Thanks!
It is actually illegal for anyone with a private horsebox to transport any horses other than their own unless they have a carters license.
There will probably be horse transporters there who will charge you the going rate.
Good luck with buying.
I am planning on becoming a major horse breeder; what breed of horses should I breed?
Do you need a breeding license to breed horses? I want to get a farm with around 50 acres and get 25-30 Mares and a Stud and let out in the field and be a breeder. What breed of horse should I get? I am planning on being responsible and not cross-breeding. Do I really need a vet out? I mean horses have babies in the wild just fine.. 
Thanks in advance to all the answers I get!
First off YES..a license is required. So, once you get your license then and only then will we advise on what breed you should consider breeding. And, I don’t recommend any of the schools advertised on matchbook covers. Find an accredited breeding for dummies school.
Also, why not the breed of your stallion that fell and can’t get up?? Are you not happy with that breed?
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