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For English Riders: New & Used Saddles for Sale at eBay

ENGLISH BROWN SADDLE STARTER PKG LEATHER SUEDE KNEE 16"

ENGLISH BROWN SADDLE STARTER PKG LEATHER SUEDE KNEE 16"

$89.99 16m
15 1 4" HARTLEY (made in England ) CHILDS SADDLE

15 1 4" HARTLEY (made in England ) CHILDS SADDLE

$220.00 17m
15" GATSBY Saddle

15" GATSBY Saddle

$150.00 18m
Marcel Toulouse Padgett  Saddle 17

Marcel Toulouse Padgett Saddle 17

$950.00 25m
17" Amerigo Dressage Saddle

17" Amerigo Dressage Saddle

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$2,200.00
$2,500.00
58m
ENGLISH BROWN SADDLE STARTER PKG LEATHER SUEDE KNEE 17"

ENGLISH BROWN SADDLE STARTER PKG LEATHER SUEDE KNEE 17"

$89.99 1h 7m
English horse riding saddle kit

English horse riding saddle kit

8 $76.00 1h 7m
CASTELOW  CUSTOM 17" BLACK DRESSAGE SADDLE,  NARROW

CASTELOW CUSTOM 17" BLACK DRESSAGE SADDLE, NARROW

4 $405.00 1h 14m
LEATHER HORSE SADDLE AUSTRALIAN STYLE ENGLISH - WESTERN

LEATHER HORSE SADDLE AUSTRALIAN STYLE ENGLISH - WESTERN

$369.99 1h 19m
Albion Kontrol,  Ultima 17.5,  med wide

Albion Kontrol, Ultima 17.5, med wide

1 $1,545.00 1h 20m
Heather Moffit 18" Fhoenix Dressage Saddle

Heather Moffit 18" Fhoenix Dressage Saddle

- $1,000.00 1h 22m
New-Branded**Synthetic Suede Treeless Saddle**By-Cosmic

New-Branded**Synthetic Suede Treeless Saddle**By-Cosmic

- $150.25 1h 23m
Vega Jump Saddle 17R

Vega Jump Saddle 17R

$2,990.00 1h 31m




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":

A quick note about sensitizing/desensitizing: When you burn out a cue by repeating it endlessly or allow your horse to ignore a cue or rub your horse repeatedly with an object, you are "desensitizing." As you can see, sometimes that's good, sometimes it's not. When you back up an ignored cue with a good swift kick or cause the horse to move off with a single snap of your lunge whip, you are "sensitizing." Sometimes that's good, sometimes it's bad. You can sensitize your horse to pressure on the reins, but you can also desensitize your horse to pressure on the reins. If you want him to become accustomed to something (dulled or desensitized), you continue the stimulus even after the horse is moving; if you want him to become sensitized you remove the stimulus immediately when the horse moves. See the difference? It's important to understand that your horse is always learning and to be aware that you might be sharpening when you want dull.

 

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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)