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Western Saddle Bags: On Sale Online at eBay

English Horse Tack Saddle Carrier Case Bag Burgundy Pad

English Horse Tack Saddle Carrier Case Bag Burgundy Pad

$44.99 17m
Leather Saddle Bags Brown rough out  Leather no reserve

Leather Saddle Bags Brown rough out Leather no reserve

- $29.99 27m
NEW USA MADE Leather Western Saddle Bags - MED OIL !

NEW USA MADE Leather Western Saddle Bags - MED OIL !

8 $25.00 32m
WESTERN SET BROWN 'ROUGHOUT' SADDLE BAGS TRAIL READY

WESTERN SET BROWN 'ROUGHOUT' SADDLE BAGS TRAIL READY

$23.95 1h 7m
Deluxe Bridle Halter Bag Tack Racks Green Camouflage

Deluxe Bridle Halter Bag Tack Racks Green Camouflage

- $8.99 1h 34m
Premium Horse Bridle Halter Bag Case Carrier pink

Premium Horse Bridle Halter Bag Case Carrier pink

- $11.99 1h 44m
Western Tack Horse Saddle Bag Quilted Insulated Black

Western Tack Horse Saddle Bag Quilted Insulated Black

2 $20.50 1h 47m
BLACK USA MADE Leather Western Pommel Horn Saddle Bags

BLACK USA MADE Leather Western Pommel Horn Saddle Bags

- $9.99 1h 49m
English Horse Saddle Bridle Carrier Case Bag Polka Dots

English Horse Saddle Bridle Carrier Case Bag Polka Dots

- $39.99 1h 54m
Roughout leather saddle bag w  double buckle closure

Roughout leather saddle bag w double buckle closure

$29.99 1h 57m
Rough out Leather horn bag w  Buckle closure TACK

Rough out Leather horn bag w Buckle closure TACK

$27.99 2h 30m
Molle Zipper Water Bottle Pouch w Small Mess Pouch BK3

Molle Zipper Water Bottle Pouch w Small Mess Pouch BK3

$13.99 5h 8m
Molle Water Bottle Pouch w  Small Mesh Pouch-Multicam 2

Molle Water Bottle Pouch w Small Mesh Pouch-Multicam 2

$19.59 7h 7m




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":

Okay, next critical point to understand: To paraphrase John Lyons, there are three rules when working your horse – and they're especially true here with your foal. Whatever training you're doing or intend to do, keep in mind that your efforts must: 1) Not be likely to get you hurt, 2) Not be likely to get the horse hurt and 3) Your colt must be calmer at the end of the training than at the beginning. You should underscore rule number three with a pencil, as you'll be surprised how often it comes into play. It's a terrific concept to keep in mind because you are completely wasting your time out there if the horse is more excited at the end of your training than at the beginning. Simply put, if he's agitated, he's not learning. You'll see that for yourself in short order – but it's also just plain common sense: You can't force it into their brains.

 

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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)