some new perspective on things...more
things to consider :-) There are just so very many levels of greenbroke to
trained...handling issues, temperament, rider abilities, the list goes on and
on.
I checked out your website! Beautiful!! and I love the one guy you have for
sale at the momen
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Good point Brigid..there are so many different views on
'greenbroke'...and you're right on the handling issue...another important
topic! I think this is a great thread...
Reena
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I'm finding this thread very interesting. I think "greenbroke" is kind of
like "beginner, intermediate, advanced" for riders; such terms are very
subjective. I'd like to add degree of handling to the list for horses. I
ontact, or
giving to the bit, or moving off the leg, and who have been under saddle for
months and months and even years without cantering. These horses amazingly
are being marketed as riding horses. We see mature fjord horses being sold
as riding horses with "just learning his lead
uickly forces it into submission. One method is indelibly and
incrementally over time ingrained, and the other a quick and temporary
conversion, but they are both termed greenbroke.
This is a good point, one that illustrates the range of what people
might mean by "green broke." You jus
This message is from: "Ruth Bushnell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
That was a good discussion subject, the definition of the word "greenbroke,"
...as so often we use terms like this and don't stop to think what they mean.
I asked Gene and he said it means, "manageabl
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"I purchased a "green broke" QH and made the assumption that I could
halter, bridal,saddle and get on this horse with some work, not for the
inexperienced. Basically the horse needs hours in the saddle, and reinforcement
training"
Th
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At 8:59 AM -0800 3/12/05, Ursula & Brian Jensen wrote:
The term greenbroke has many definitions and meanings to
different owners and trainers. A checklist like this would be very valuable
to the new buyer or neoph
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Subject: GreenbrokeA checklist
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> This word keeps popping upgreenbroke. I thought it might
> be worthwhile
This message is from: "Ursula & Brian Jensen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
This word keeps popping upgreenbroke. I thought it might
be worthwhile for Digest members to create a checklist of what constitutes
greenbroke and the respective discipline. Aside from riding
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