Horse Training Tips
Larry Trocha
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"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.
The best part…
It’s absolutely FREE!
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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
Megan HowellHi Mr. Trocha,
I have been on your horse training tips e-mail list for some time now and I am interested in having a horse or maybe two put into training with you. If you could please e-mail me with the steps you would have me take that would be wonderful. I also have a couple of other questions for you.
Thanks much, Megan Howell
LarryTrocha@Megan Howell: Hi Megan, everything is laid out under the "Training Stable" part of this website.
Plus, you need to call me on the phone.
Take care,
Larry T.
Claudia GlzMr Trocha,
Can you give me a tip ordo you have a dvd for a nervous horse, how to calm him down,
working with him at a fedlot, hi is learning pen checker work
Thankyou!
merry xmas!
Garth BullisWhat is your take on Appendix Quarter Horses in reining and performance classes. I am looking at a 2 year old Appendix who doesn't have the Appendix Thoroughbred look. He's built much stockier like a quarter horse just with a little bit longer neck.
Patricia EdgeMr Trocha: I have a appy/quarter cross 16 years old and I believe he has never been trained to flex his neck and too let loose. I don't want to upset him but what is the best way for me to get him to flex. I try, he fights me, I ask for the turn of the head but he moves his whole body and backs-up. What solution do you recommend for this stubbern gentleman
Thank you
Patricia
KimHi Larry, can u help I have a 2yr old I have just starting breaking in, started on his turns & roll backs his weakest side is his left side on this side he get a little confused on where to put his feet & to get away from the presure he tends to want to rear up, what can I do, Thanks.
Mr Trocha: I wish to order the "" German Martingale """ ? do the reins come with it?? I believe this will work well on my Appy/quarter cross. He holds his head to high for me
Could you pls when you get a chance let me know
Thank you for your time
Patricia
@Patricia Edge: Yes, the German martingale includes the reins.
I think you will like the results you get from using it.
Larry T.
jessicaLarry,I would love your advice/opinon on arena footing and how important it is in training reined cowhorses?
@jessica: Hi Jessica. Here you go: http://www.horsetrainingvideos.com/arena.htm
Larry T.
LARRY, THANK YOU FOR THE QUICK RESPONSE BUT I WAS ACTUALLY WANTING TO KNOW MORE ON THE LINES OF COULD THE WRONG KIND OF FOOTING POTENTIALLY RUIN A HORSE IN REINING/COW TRAINING? OR PREVENT HIM FROM PERFORMANING PROPERLY? IS THERE SUCH THING AS BAD FOOTING? NOT DEEP ENOUGH? OR ENOUGH CUSHION? OR TYPES? HOPE YOU CAN HELP 
THANX IN ADVANCE
@LarryTrocha: LARRY, THANKS FOR YOUR QUICK REPLY. THE ARTICLE HAD GOOD INFO BUT I WAS LOOKING MORE ON THE LINES OF IS THERE SUCH THING AS "BAD FOOTING" TO TRAIN IN? CAUSING HORSE TO NOT PERFORM TO HIS POENTIAL OR POTENTIALLY CAUSING INJURY? ARE THERE TYPES OF FOOTING THAT ARE BETTER THEN OTHERS WHENS TRAINING COW HORSES? DOES GROOMING PROPERLY PLAY A BIG OR LITTLE PART? WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR OPINION. THANKS IN ADVANCE
james jamesonthanks for all you have given me…my training has been lots less stressfull
Larry Little Sr.Many thI have found your tips both straight forward and inspiring. I must back up and re-master my riding habits. After a long layoff due to health, I have found myself and my horses doing things that make riding a job instead of enjoyment. With the help from your tips and videos I do believe that I can reverse this trend in short order. MANY THANKS!!!
GeraldI have just about all of your videos and dvd's, and I've applyed them all to my horse's and the way you explaine things it works! Now you might have to apply it to your horse two or three times to get it to catch on but that depends on the horse some get it the first time! Just wanted to praise you alittle bit you dang well deserve it and then some! Thanks again, and keep doing what your doing!:)
CathyDUH????? Wouldn't the next step be to introduce him to him to his next best friend or in a worse scenerio (his choice) of course, worst enemy? It's the final say that matters—he's gonna do it and you're the one that has to make him like it. He can do it the easy way, or the rough way.
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