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Four Things You Need to Train Your Horse
By Keith Hosman & Josh Lyons
Training a horse is pretty simple. It's four things: motivator,
spot, direction, reward. That's all training a horse is. First,
motivation. Do you have a job? What if I asked you to quit your
job? What if I said I was going to hire you and give you two bucks
an hour. Would you do it? Working with a horse is very similar.
You're asking the horse to quit his job and come work for you...
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> America's Native Horses
North America was the birthplace of the horse. Up until about 10,000
years ago, wild horses roamed the continent. This 23-page research
essay explores the history of the horse in North America, the feral
Mustangs, and our notions of what is "natural".
Read it online @ TUHS, and then take the Poll on our homepage--
tell us what you think!
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Sacking Out
Sacking
out is a basic training method based on the fact that horses, when
slowly and calmly introduced to "scary" objects, will
learn to no longer fear those objects when they realize they are
harmless. This article shows Blaze, a 2-year-old Quarter Horse stallion,
being sacked out. View
Page @ TUHS
>New
blog posts
I've been updating my blog like a good webmaster... Barrel race
pics, trigonometry applied to the barrel pattern...
View Blog
>New!
"Ultimatehorse" Chatbot. Bored? chat
online with the horse-crazy chatbot. Yeah, it's a computer... or
is it?
Chat online @ TUHS
Visit www.UltimateHorseSite.com to view these
new pages!
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It's
summer, it's warm, and your horses are probably working up a sweat.
So we have two new articles on water by Dr Ward: "Water"
and "Optimum Drinking". Read
them online @ TUHS
Cholla
- The Painting Horse
You've heard about a paint horse... but a painting horse?
It's true, this Mustang/Quarter Horse cross is an equine artist!
Read it online @ TUHS
>Story:
Campsite Excitement You Just Don't Need by Beth Dore
"I do have to comment that Sonny and Chief were darn well
mannered with their first experience of a landing helicopter."
Read it online @ TUHS
>Story:
Rainbows
by Gemma Carls
A little foal is missing.
Read it online @ TUHS
>Story:
The Concussion
by Annamaria Tadlock
Dizzy, dreamy... where am I?
Read it online @ TUHS
>Story:
The Farrier From Hell
By Jef Meulemans
"Farriers are like barbers; there are bad ones and good ones."
Read it online @ TUHS
>New
Mystery Mares!
These are due in July, 2006.
Adopt them online @ TUHS
>Animals
and Paychecks
by Ron
Hevener
How often do we hear the criticism (noble as it sounds on the surface)
that if you really love animals, you won't "exploit" them
for money?...
Read it online @ TUHS
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Poll Results:
What type of tack do you prefer?
Total votes: 2,166
Traditional leather: 85.6% ( 1,854)
Nylon & manmade materials 14.4% (312)
Vote in our new poll online
@ TUHS
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Horse Web Services
Do you want to own YourBusiness.com? Start or host a website?
Check out Ultimate Horse Domains, specializing
in web services for equestrians. Get your domain name for $25/year!
Includes:
Free Starter
Web Page!
Free Forwarding!
Free
Domain Name Locking!
& More...visit:
www.UltimateHorseDomains.com
>Update:
Barrel Racing Video added to the Barrel Racing
Info page
>Update:
New Bloodmark photos in the Color & Genetics section.
>Update:
"About the Webmaster" section; includes pics of my horses...
>New Contest!
Win a copy of the book "Beautiful Jim Key" by entering
our short essay contest: What is the most unusual thing you've
seen a horse do? Enter
@ TUHS
> Free
Horse Ads
Ads for horses, tack, & studs are still completely free! Place
your ad online @ TUHS
Horse And
Rider
Poem by Ivy Schexnayder
The prairie blows the grasses
And whips the horse’s mane.
They travel, horse and rider,
Through the sea of amber grain
Hills roll by, and clouds
pass
But steady are the horse’s hooves
Upon the wind blown grass
As they travel, horse and rider
There is no trail that
they follow
No path that can be seen
There they travel, horse and rider
Upon the endless blowing green
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