Julie
Good day everyone,
Getting started with my new blog…mainly will be stories, poems, issues, insights, and updates on what I am doing as a student of natural horsemanship. I am grabbing up my camera to document visually all that will happen to include the training of my filly ‘Bunny’ as well as starting my two new colts born this year.
One is named ‘Gibby’ and the other is ‘Pistol’…nice performance bred colts. Come and join me as I proceed. You will also find stories of horses being saved from all kinds of madness. There will be updates and information on the new horse sport out there with American Competitive Trail Horse Association and more! Let’s connect…learn from our equine partners, save those that cannot help themselve and unite this great nation through the love of horses…to me horses played and play a huge role in the success of humanity at large…for now I will focus on the United States. Be blessed and more to come.
November 3rd, 2009 at 11:00 am
Would love to learn more about haltering colts once they get too big. Please advise. Thank you!
December 1st, 2009 at 12:20 am
My timing has gotten so much better. I can see when to ask and when to leave very well. I am proud of that. So I got them in my 10×12 pens, moved the water bucket to the outside and let the mares go in which allowed for the colts to join them in the pen. Master mind at work here. You have to start colts in a small space when they are this big as when they leave, you cannot hold them and pull them around to face you to let them know…that’s not the answer.
December 14th, 2009 at 11:28 am
Come spring I will be holding some colt haltering classes at client’s barns…mine will be finished by then, so need new kids to start and since they are not halter broke, probably not trailer savvy either. Check http://www.homehorsemanship.com for dates and locations!
December 21st, 2009 at 6:38 pm
I am definitely bookmarking this page and sharing it with my friends.