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For the English Rider: Martingales for Sale Now at eBay

Brown Martinagale

Brown Martinagale

- $12.00 48m
Nunn Finer black elastic breastplate NEW with sheepskin

Nunn Finer black elastic breastplate NEW with sheepskin

- $80.00 48m
Martingale - NEW

Martingale - NEW

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$15.00
$30.00
48m
NEW Brown Raised Leather Running Martingale Horse!

NEW Brown Raised Leather Running Martingale Horse!

$28.00 1h 43m
NEW WINTEC Synthetic Breastplate - Black - Full Horse

NEW WINTEC Synthetic Breastplate - Black - Full Horse

- $38.50 3h 7m
NEW WINTEC Synthetic Breastplate - Brown - Full Horse

NEW WINTEC Synthetic Breastplate - Brown - Full Horse

- $38.50 3h 9m
NEW! WEAVER MARTINGALE ATTACHMENT STANDING OR RUNNING

NEW! WEAVER MARTINGALE ATTACHMENT STANDING OR RUNNING

$9.99 12h 21m
brand new martingale attachment

brand new martingale attachment

- $10.00 14h 26m
Flat White Padded Havana Breast Collar Running Attach

Flat White Padded Havana Breast Collar Running Attach

- $19.50 14h 54m
Pony Martingale Tie Down Leg Wraps Horse Tack Lot

Pony Martingale Tie Down Leg Wraps Horse Tack Lot

14 $12.00 17h 6m
BARELY USED BLACK LEATHER RUNNING MARTINGALE W BRASS

BARELY USED BLACK LEATHER RUNNING MARTINGALE W BRASS

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$29.99
$49.99
19h 52m
LEATHER MARTINGALE NICE CONDITION USED ON THOROUGHBRED

LEATHER MARTINGALE NICE CONDITION USED ON THOROUGHBRED

- $35.99 21h 5m
NEW Havana Brown Raised Running Martingale Horse Size

NEW Havana Brown Raised Running Martingale Horse Size

- $11.99 21h 55m




Foal Training Explained: The First Two Years
Mare owners, if you'd like to get your colt or filly started out with a proper foundation, I would suggest the investment of $5.99 in my foal-training course.

 

- Download and print from your home computer
- 5 days, 5 chapters
- Learn at your own pace

 

An excerpt from "Your Foal: Essential Training for the Young Horse":

Before using the objects you've collected, let's add a step. Maybe our baby is feeling especially cantankerous today and if he is, we want to know that fact now rather than later. Or, maybe we've never seen this horse before and hate to take chances. Or, maybe this horse just seems to look, I dunno, tense to me. (Here are some clues: Are you seeing the "whites of his eyes"? Is he standing there, rigid, head and neck raised, back bowed, his feet planted? Tense!) In the interest of safety, grab your lunge whip (you know, the kind that's rigid for about four feet before attaching to several more feet of rope). If you've got one of those carrot sticks promoted by Pat Parelli or Clinton Anderson, you can use that, too. I like beginning with a lunge whip or carrot stick because it gives me the ability to test out the waters from a safe distance.

 

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Other available courses include:
Stop Bucking (reviews)
Round Pen: First Steps (reviews)
Rein In Your Horse's Speed (For Owners of Nervous or Bolting Horses) (reviews)
Trailer Training (read the reviews)