> The Beery manual has what some might consider a drastic method to cure
> confirmed rearers I've used with good effect for some nut cases who liked to
> flip over, which will doubtless incur outrage from some. It takes steady
> nerves and some athleticism.
>
I ride with a man who has a horse trai
actually it seems kind compared to whats been done so far...
Janice
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On 3/26/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are you serious?
About the manual? If that's the question, then yes she's serious.
I can't believe some of the things people do in the name of 'training'
Can't wait to see everyone at Equine Affair!! Only 3 weeks!!
Steph
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>>> The Beery manual has what some might consider a drastic method to cure
confirmed rearers I've used with good effect for some nut cases who liked to
flip over, which will doubtless incur outrage from some.
Are you serious?
Karen Thomas
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>From: "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Can anyone think of anything I might could
>try on the ground with this mare to help her before this a-hole gets
>ahold of her again? I have been praying for rain since I planted my
>grass but now I kinda hope it doesnt rain for a while...
>Janice
Was he on the horse? It's pretty easy to flip a horse, especially a young,
unbalanced horse. If the horse was trying to go to her friends and the guy
reined her in with a long leverage bit, AND kicked her to go forward, she
had no where to go but up. I've seen this happen twice at horse expos
>From: "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
If you're a member of the ClickRyder list, they're talking about a horse
with a rearing problem.
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> >some factors: she is HUGE, very very wide fat back and no one there
> >would ever dream of considering saddle fit.
> >
> >also, they generally start a horse in too harsh a bit.
> >
> Was that the first time she was backed?
no, but within the first ten days of first being backed.
janice
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>From: "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
>some factors: she is HUGE, very very wide fat back and no one there
>would ever dream of considering saddle fit.
>
>also, they generally start a horse in too harsh a bit.
>
Was that the first time she was backed?
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> I'm the last one who knows how to help this, but I do recall reading that
> rearing is when the hind legs are 'stuck' and the front has no alternative
> but go up. When I read that it reminded me of when my coach got on Orri and
> tried to make him back up his way, Orri reared, he didn't know w
>From: "Janice McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Can anyone think of anything I might could
>try on the ground with this mare to help her before this a-hole gets
>ahold of her again?
I'm the last one who knows how to help this, but I do recall reading that
rearing is when the hind legs are 'stuc
When I visited the old man where I got some of my horses, he has a
four year old walking horse mare there that i feel so sorry for. She
is just so sweet and so miserable. She needs her own person and a job
so bad. But she reared and flipped over on the old mans son and put
him in the hospital.
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