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Collection by Warwick Schiller
Here’s an article that Barb’s and my friend Warwick Schiller did for Horse and Rider magazine in 2019. It was just republished and is still so very true that I wanted to share it with all of you. It’s about collection and an intriguing way to achieve it. It’s an...
Studying Cow Behavior During Runs
https://vimeo.com/933851735?share=copy It may seem like a stretch sometimes to understand how studying cattle can help your herd work or cutting when there are many other things to consider. But I can tell you from years of coaching amateurs and nonpros...
New Cows
You might have noticed at the NRCHA Celebration of Champions this year that it was a little more difficult in the fence work to get a new cow. It has always been a controversial call with many feeling there was no rhyme or reason to who deserved and got a new cow and...
“I Can” Isn’t Quite Enough
I have many things that excite me about everyday living - like 'coincidences' that lead to outcomes I never could have imagined and learning new things. Recently, through a mutual friend, I met Dr. Stephanie Burns, an Australian human behavior specialist...
Circles for Credit
Circles Reining circles demonstrate control, willingness to guide and degree of difficulty in speed and speed changes. Circles must at all times be run in the geographical area of the arena specified in the pattern description and must have a common center point....
The Beauty of Vulnerability
Hi, my friends, For some reason, a few ago, I was going through a challenging time. There was a lot going on, including the weather (I know, any of you Northerners or Mountain folks have no sympathy for our Southern winter complaints (-:) Business-wise, there were...
Excessive Herd Help
It seems like after every major event, the topic of excessive herd help comes up. It was covered really well in Dec at the NRCHA Judge’s Seminar, so I thought before the Celebration of Champions, I’d recap what is allowed to do without consequence to the exhibitor vs...
They need to know the answer before you ask the question… and want to say yes!
A thoughtful horse trainer understands how horses think and prepares them thoroughly to be able to “know the answer before you ask the question”. This was highlighted on my recent trip to Australia. There was a particularly good rider with a very nice horse who had...
Doug Williamson
This week I wanted to give a big shout out to one of the finest horsemen, greatshowman, kind and resilient, yet tougher than nails, and cowboy extraordinaire. Ifyou’ve never met Doug Williamson, just go right up and introduce yourself! He’sone of the most friendly and...
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