Horse Training Tips

Larry Trocha
Larry Trocha's
"Horse Training Tips Insider"…
Learn How To Train Horses… Including Performance Horses, Absolutely FREE!
Here's A Sample Of What You'll Get
- How to teach your horse to do a good stop on his hindquarters.
- Tips for teaching your horse to rollback and spin using the correct pivot foot.
- How to teach your horse to take the correct lead
- The most common mistakes cutting horse riders make and how to correct them.
- How to prepare your weanling or yearling for future training.
- How to deal with horses with dangerous habits like biting and kicking.
- Quick fixes for horses that spook, buck or runaway.
- Insider information that will help you train your horse for performance events like cutting and reining.
- Advice and methods for training stallions (rank ones).
- How to teach your horse to lope slow on a loose rein
- The "correct" way to cue your horse.
All this great information is yours to experience online (delivered to your email Inbox) via written instruction, audio instruction and online video clips.
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FREE Horse Training Articles
- Article 1: Reining Horse Training for Longer Sliding Stops
- Article 2: Top Five Myths About Cutting Horses
- Article 3: Choosing The Right Reining or Cutting Saddle
- Article 4: Training Horses with Snaffle Bits and Curb Bits
Read these articles…They're FREE! If you wish to reprint them in your publication or website, feel free to do so but ensure that Larry Trocha's author information and a link to this website are included. Then let me know where the article will appear. Thanks!
Horse Training Success Story!
Dear Larry,
Thanks for the e-mail and training tips. Just had to say I'm amazed. After just 10 minutes of reading the horse training tips and watching your free video clips, I could actual see exactly how to stop my horse and get good results.
None of all the books and videos I've ever seen have shown this or made it so obvious.
Thank you once again – I still can't believe I learned so much in such a short space of time.
- Christian Hughes
Hi, Larry Hope you are doing great.
Just wondering how do you break a nipping or biting habit in a 9 month old colt.
Hi Larry,
I looking for a very good cutting saddle. With saddle I should buy and is affordable?
Thank you
Birgit
Hi Larry
I've been watching your videos on utube and found
Your website.
I have an 8 yr old broke reining gelding. But he
Is so heavy on my hands. I do have a chambon martingale
Is that the same has what your using for headset? It's English
Tack. And when I ask him to lope of nice he sometimes
Let's out a food couple of bucks!! But now that I've seen
Some of your great videos this is gonna help me get
Some control of him.
Thanks
Laura
Hillside Beach, Manitoba
thank you Larry your horse training tips are working well for me
hello larry i have a question for you.. my sister has a horse that likes to flip an flop hes head around there is a time or two tht he almost hit me and darn near would of knocked me out.. is there a problem i could do for this horse..
HEARD U HAVE AJOB OPPENING
AM AN EXPERIENCED RIDER WHO DID GRAND PRIX JUMPIN ,WORKED AFTER THAT
WITH POLO PONIES DID ALOT OF YOUNG HORSE TRAINING, MY FAMILY IS TOTALLY INTO HORSES SISTER PLAYS POLO REGULARLY ,MUM OWNS A HORES TRAIL SENTER AN IS AN FEI DRESSAGE JUDGE SO IF U KNOW OF ANY GOOD JOB OPPENINGS THAT ICAN CAN LEARN AN WORK WITH PLS EMAIL ME BK
REGARD MATT
Hi Larry, Thanks for all the great instruction and advice you have available online and thru the videos I have purchased.
Question: My mare and I are having a terrible time spinning to the right. Since I have had her, I think going left has gotten better but going right has gotten worse. We, she or I must be doing something wrong. We both have a harder time doing everything to the right.
I think tomorrow, I will take her out of the arena and just ride and not think about little 'tricks' to have her do. I have the spin video and will review it again, but do you have any other suggestions for what I could be doing wrong in my queuing? She actually kind of shuts down after a bit of me trying to get her to do it right. I did have her go once more to the left which feels like she does great (not fast, but smooth) and then a decent half pivot to the right and then we quit. Is that the an ok thing to do?
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