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Horse TrainingThere are a lot of horse training methods out there. Some of them make sense and some don’t. It’s my opinion that the horsemanship and training taught by the late Tom Dorrance and his brother Bill Dorrance was the greatest thing to ever come along, for horses as well as for people. Their legacy is continued by such greats as Ray Hunt, Bryan Nuebert, Joe Walter, and Buck Brannaman and perhaps to some degree Craig Cameron. What Tom and Bill started is truly revolutionary.
General horse trainig tips and pointers (IMPORTANT)
Basic training and foundation work. These are somethings that I personally want going well before I ever crawl on a horse back.
Soft Feel Preserving Natural Softness Haltering and Bridling Flexing and Bending Leading Up Free Getting the Hindquarters
Fence work
Get your horse used to Movement from the fence Flagging your horse from the fence. Roping around your horse from the fence. Getting on your horse from the fence. Variations on fence work with horses. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or comments about horse training. The horse will tell us what we need to do to work with him if we only listen, understand, and feel as the horse does. – Peter Campbell
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You will find on the links below, various techniques that I have learned and would use on any horse whether it be a colt or a 10 year old show horse. The trail to horse training is truly a lifelong learning experience. It is our hope that we can help you any way we can in this journey.
