Stewart-HMS

True Horsemanship - Re-Positioning with your horse as a basic lesson to follow up

Andy Stewart — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 10:57:22 GMT

True Horsemanship - Re-Positioning with your horse as a basic lesson to follow up

We start our training with a Re-Positioning lesson. This builds a base of trust for any training. True Horsemanship is a key point to successful train a horse for any discipline.
This step is one of our most important lessons to build trust and relationship on a Leader-Follower Base. Leading a horse does not mean to use a halter or lead rope. The horse need to partner up with you as the leader, all-time leader!
A living body language and a good timing gives your horse the chance to see and"read" what is in your mind.

Lesson with very young student, using an RBT-Horse as @Trainer@

Andy Stewart — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 10:37:12 GMT

Lesson with very young student, using an RBT-Horse as @Trainer@

A situation like this needs more security as with students above 14 yrs. You need a horse that acts and responds faster than others, is willing to assist you as your co-trainer and is able to read the students horse.

Looping without briddle... an importand lesson to use this horse to train trainers in RBT

Andy Stewart — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 10:27:53 GMT

Looping without briddle... an importand lesson to use this horse to train trainers in RBT

Training w/o bridle is one of the key lessons to use a horse in RBT- lessons. Teaching people in riding is much easier if you (as Trainer) use an RBT-Methode trained horse. This helps the student’s horse to understand and respond quicker, add more safety to your lessons and much more.