Comments for mwhorsetraining.com http://mwhorsetraining.com Tue, 24 Apr 2012 12:55:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Where We Can Meet-Up by Michaella http://mwhorsetraining.com/meet-up#comment-74 Michaella Tue, 24 Apr 2012 12:55:36 +0000 http://mwhorsetraining.com/?page_id=40#comment-74 Yes Sharon I remember you. If you ever come to Indiana, where my ranch is please feel free to drop me a line and come by. We have horse's for riding. You'd have a great experience. Happy Trails. Yes Sharon I remember you. If you ever come to Indiana, where my ranch is please feel free to drop me a line and come by. We have horse’s for riding. You’d have a great experience. Happy Trails.

]]> Comment on 3 Elements to Become the Alpha Mare by Michaella http://mwhorsetraining.com/3-elements-to-become-alpha-mare#comment-73 Michaella Tue, 24 Apr 2012 12:49:50 +0000 http://mwhorsetraining.com/?p=728#comment-73 <a href="http://todayshorsesence.com" title="Being Your Horses Alpha Mare." target="_blank" rel="nofollow"></a> Building confidence, building trust and being consistent Is the key. Keep it simple 'One Dote At A Time', so the horse or foal can learn to understand and work with you as a partner. Self preservation in the horse is an instinct. That is the part you must touch in order for the horse to believe in you as the leader. Fear will never create that. Proper handling will.

Building confidence, building trust and being consistent Is the key. Keep it simple ‘One Dote At A Time’, so the horse or foal can learn to understand and work with you as a partner. Self preservation in the horse is an instinct. That is the part you must touch in order for the horse to believe in you as the leader. Fear will never create that. Proper handling will.

]]> Comment on 3 Elements to Become the Alpha Mare by Keeping your Horse at Home | Barns, Stables and Paddocks http://mwhorsetraining.com/3-elements-to-become-alpha-mare#comment-72 Keeping your Horse at Home | Barns, Stables and Paddocks Sun, 22 Apr 2012 18:52:40 +0000 http://mwhorsetraining.com/?p=728#comment-72 And most find their horses much easier to get along with. Ownership is responsibility and horse respond well to frequent attention from their Alpha Mare. And most find their horses much easier to get along with. Ownership is responsibility and horse respond well to frequent attention from their Alpha Mare.

]]> Comment on Where We Can Meet-Up by Sharan Lakshmanan http://mwhorsetraining.com/meet-up#comment-71 Sharan Lakshmanan Sat, 21 Apr 2012 22:53:26 +0000 http://mwhorsetraining.com/?page_id=40#comment-71 Hello Michaella, Trust all is well, this is Sharan, we met on a flight a while ago from NY to Orlando and you had invited me up to your ranch for a ride. I was sore a couple of days after the trek. Hope you remember, I'm in Orlando and jus wanted to say hi!! Great to see you have started a great venture. Hope to hear from you. Cheers SSL Hello Michaella,

Trust all is well, this is Sharan, we met on a flight a while ago from NY to Orlando and you had invited me up to your ranch for a ride. I was sore a couple of days after the trek.

Hope you remember, I’m in Orlando and jus wanted to say hi!! Great to see you have started a great venture.

Hope to hear from you.

Cheers

SSL

]]> Comment on Where To Place the Reins on the Perfectly Bitless Bridle (PBB) by Lona Huffman http://mwhorsetraining.com/where-to-place-the-reins-on-the-perfectly-bitless-bridle#comment-69 Lona Huffman Thu, 29 Mar 2012 15:58:35 +0000 http://mwhorsetraining.com/?p=815#comment-69 I use mine both ways, depending on what I am working on that day or even which horse I am using. Since I ride a Tennessee Walker and a Quarter Horse. The TW is traditionally trained with a long shank bit so when riding on the trail she will respond to the area of pressure from the top so I attach the reins to the bottom, however when I am in the arena or working from the ground I use it on the side to help keep her lateral motion. For the QH I use the side pull because she was originally trained with a snaffle bit and has worn a very short shank bit. The work that I do with each horse is very different. The TW is more for pleasure and trail riding and the QH is more of a working horse and I plan to do more cattle work with her. The great thing is that no matter which way works best for your horse by using the Perfectly Bitless Bridle you have the choice of using it either way without having to change out your bit or bridle. I use mine both ways, depending on what I am working on that day or even which horse I am using. Since I ride a Tennessee Walker and a Quarter Horse. The TW is traditionally trained with a long shank bit so when riding on the trail she will respond to the area of pressure from the top so I attach the reins to the bottom, however when I am in the arena or working from the ground I use it on the side to help keep her lateral motion. For the QH I use the side pull because she was originally trained with a snaffle bit and has worn a very short shank bit. The work that I do with each horse is very different. The TW is more for pleasure and trail riding and the QH is more of a working horse and I plan to do more cattle work with her. The great thing is that no matter which way works best for your horse by using the Perfectly Bitless Bridle you have the choice of using it either way without having to change out your bit or bridle.

]]> Comment on Smitty, AKA Heiress Oro, At Innfields Training Center by Michaella http://mwhorsetraining.com/smitty-aka-heiress-oro-at-innfields-training-center#comment-67 Michaella Mon, 26 Mar 2012 12:46:02 +0000 http://mwhorsetraining.com/?p=372#comment-67 Kenny, thanks so much for your great story. We will meet at her first race I hope. April is the date. She's moving along in her Racing Training they tell me. Everyone is excited about this filly. Kenny, thanks so much for your great story. We will meet at her first race I hope. April is the date. She’s moving along in her Racing Training they tell me. Everyone is excited about this filly.

]]> Comment on Smitty, AKA Heiress Oro, At Innfields Training Center by Michaella http://mwhorsetraining.com/smitty-aka-heiress-oro-at-innfields-training-center#comment-66 Michaella Mon, 26 Mar 2012 12:41:41 +0000 http://mwhorsetraining.com/?p=372#comment-66 You, Terry & Smitty are welcome and I thank you for the opportunity to start your race horses. Can't wait for the first race. Get me a t-shirt and a hat! I'm comin' as a Smitty Fan. You, Terry & Smitty are welcome and I thank you for the opportunity to start your race horses. Can’t wait for the first race. Get me a t-shirt and a hat! I’m comin’ as a Smitty Fan.

]]> Comment on Perfectly Bitless Bridle, Questions & Answers by Michaella http://mwhorsetraining.com/perfectly-bitless-bridle-questions-answers#comment-65 Michaella Mon, 26 Mar 2012 12:31:37 +0000 http://mwhorsetraining.com/?p=722#comment-65 That is great Jeff. What I would like, is for the owners to tell me the story on each of these horse so I can get an Idea as to what is not working right. They can go straight to the blog post and I will answer back. Also they need to apply, to the application Page, in michaellawalkerhorsemanship.com in order for me to process them. Any one that has a problem horse can submit to the application page. That is great Jeff. What I would like, is for the owners to tell me the story on each of these horse so I can get an Idea as to what is not working right. They can go straight to the blog post and I will answer back. Also they need to apply, to the application Page, in michaellawalkerhorsemanship.com in order for me to process them. Any one that has a problem horse can submit to the application page.

]]> Comment on Smitty, AKA Heiress Oro, At Innfields Training Center by Ann Bastin http://mwhorsetraining.com/smitty-aka-heiress-oro-at-innfields-training-center#comment-64 Ann Bastin Sat, 24 Mar 2012 19:34:50 +0000 http://mwhorsetraining.com/?p=372#comment-64 All of the people that came into contact with Smitty could tell that she had been started beautifully and differently than many of the racehorses they came into contact with. They all liked her the better for it and it certainly made it easier on her to adapt to track and training life. Thank you Michaella! All of the people that came into contact with Smitty could tell that she had been started beautifully and differently than many of the racehorses they came into contact with. They all liked her the better for it and it certainly made it easier on her to adapt to track and training life. Thank you Michaella!

]]> Comment on Perfectly Bitless Bridle, Questions & Answers by Jeff http://mwhorsetraining.com/perfectly-bitless-bridle-questions-answers#comment-62 Jeff Thu, 22 Mar 2012 23:22:23 +0000 http://mwhorsetraining.com/?p=722#comment-62 I sent two horses for demonstration to Lonna for Reno clinic. They are spreading the word, may have 4 more. Yep these horses are right there problem children. I have requested from Lonna a breakdown of sat and sun what to expect Jeff I sent two horses for demonstration to Lonna for Reno clinic. They are spreading the word, may have 4 more. Yep these horses are right there problem children. I have requested from Lonna a breakdown of sat and sun what to expect
Jeff

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