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	Horse-breaking
		There are two general schools of horse breaking on the whole, one based on restraint, punishment and pain, and one utilizing efforts to obtain the animal's cooperation based on the way horses relate to each other.
		Further breaking techniques through hobbling a horse, tying up one or more legs, throwing the animal to the ground and preventing it from rising, beating it until it falls, and other inflictions of overwhelming force have been known to be employed.
		Perhaps the foremost and best-known advocate of the use of "horse language" as a training tool would be Monty Roberts[?], known the world over as the "horse whisperer[?]." Roberts has a knack and a knowledge for curing horse fear and flight behaviors which he gained from observing herds of horses in the wild.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/br/Breaking.html (1447 words)

	Horse Behavior - Pawing: by Cherry Hill
		The wild horse or the pastured horse uses pawing for many practical purposes such as uncovering feed under snow, opening up a water hole, digging up roots during a dry season, inspecting an unfamiliar object, and softening the soil before rolling.
		A horse might paw at his grain or water pail when it is empty; some paw in a non-specific place in anticipation of being fed. Unfortunately, giving feed or water to a pawing horse is a reward and will encourage him to repeat his behavior in the future.
		Horses that have not accepted the confinement of cross-ties, of being tied to a hitch rail, or of being enclosed in a trailer often paw out of impatience or nervousness.
	www.horsekeeping.com /horse_behavior/pawing.htm (653 words)

	Horse breaking - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Horse trainers as early as the Greek equestrian Xenophon have questioned the method of using force to “break” a horse.
		Horses work out their own dominance order among themselves, and they must learn to be civil both among themselves and with human beings.
		Horses that are selected for tractable and trainable dispositions are especially rewarding for the horse trainer to work with.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Horse_breaking (1615 words)

	Breaking Vs. Training -- Feature Article
		To be horse logical, the next thing you teach a horse can never be more than one step away from the thing you just taught him and not more than two steps away from the thing before that.
		Horse showing is a game a lot of people like to play with their horses.
		The horse show mannerisms are only a way for you to demonstrate that you and your horse are physically and mentally prepared.
	www.meredithmanor.com /features/articles/drm/breaking.asp (887 words)

	Horses for sale, horse health news, trail riding and horse chat.
		When it comes to children not being supervised properly by their parents around horses and getting injured, the problem is that in most states horses are considered an "attractive nuisance" and you are responsible for keeping some distance between the horse and the child than rather than the other way around.
		Horses that get loose and cause damage or injury can be a point of negligence or not depending on the given state's statutes.
		If you prioritize your horses, then you put the panic snap near the horse, so when they are set free they don't have a crosstie dangling from their head and whipping around to injure them.
	www.horsecity.com /stories/010303/bar_howsafebarn_HB.shtml (1280 words)

	Lounging Horses
		Young foals and horses during the first year of their life should not be lounged at all as it presents a great danger to the animal.
		The opposite is true; lounging does not at all contribute to the balance of the horse for the rider, but it actually confuses the more advanced horses as they are constantly switching their movement between their natural, free way of going and then changing their form/balance for the rider.
		On an educated horse, the snapping of the line to the chin/bit strap (English, bridle, snaffle) is sufficient and less abusive, which of course depends on the hand of the handler.
	www.horsemanpro.com /articles/lungeing.htm (2006 words)

	Horse Training From the Ground Up
		Whether it's responding to leg pressure or rein contact, a responsive horse is moving in response to the rider's pressure.
		This is a horse that respects you and your space, knows how to move his feet, will adjust to your body language and posture, understands reward, approach & retreat, has your trust, and has been exposed to many different situations.
		When the horse carries it’s head up high and erect he’s into the nervous fear and anxiety mode where he’s ready to flee, we will ask for the horse to yield at the poll and lower it’s head.
	horsetraining.8k.com /ground.html (2749 words)

	Just Say Whoa!! To Horse Slaughter - Breaking News!
		Sweeney argued that the slaughter of horses is different from the slaughter of cattle and chickens because horses are American icons.
		Horse slaughter is a tiny business in the United States when compared with the beef, poultry and pork processing industries.
		Horses are slaughtered at three foreign-owned plants _ two in Texas and one in Illinois.
	www.justsaywhoa.org /BreakingNews.asp (593 words)

	The Fatal Flaw Behind Horse Breaking / Sacking
		Contrary to the belief of some, when preparing a horse for saddle our goal is not to break a horse's spirit, but rather to create a willing and accepting partner.
		If a horse is deemed to be stubborn he has been known to pull out a 2x4 and beat the horse, not caring whether the "stubbornness" is actually born out of defiance, fear or confusion.
		When a trainer attempts to sack out a horse there is a small chance that the horse may be injured and an even greater chance that the trainer may be seriously injured if he is tossed.
	www.alphahorse.com /horse-breaking.html (812 words)

	Marv Walker ~ Breaking A Horse In 30 Minutes
		Because putting a horse under saddle for the first time is often spectacular, a clinician may do it as a demonstration of the horse's compliant state of mind.
		However, moving a horse around a round pen, or similar enclosure, for a few minutes in a calculated intuitive scenario will cause psychological changes in a horse and produce a much deeper level of understanding and cooperation between human and horse.
		From what I've seen of the horse readers who I feel have the touch, I believe for the most part, it is also their motto and aim as well.
	marvwalker.com /30min.htm (996 words)

	Horse Racing - CBS SportsLine.com
		Grandsire: Grandfather of a horse, sire of the horse's dam.
		Horses who run will on wet tracks are generally referred to as mudders.
		Washy: Horse breaking out in nervous sweat before race, sometimes to the point it will be dripping from his belly.
	www.sportsline.com /horseracing/glossary (1953 words)

	starting not breaking the horse
		A person of 'spirit' will want the horse to speak to them, in mind, body, body language, and their being, that energy that co-exists between two 'knowing' [the spirit] that exists in the space between them.
		Horses, like people can get bored, or mentally or physically lazy, and the good 'coach/teacher/trainer' can see this, and make proper adjustment, to keep their attention.
		The horse may have issues that need to be corrected for your safe riding, and we will guide you in the process to therapeutically help your horse.
	softtouchhorsemanship.com /classoff/starthrs.htm (1545 words)

	Breaking Your Horse
		Some horses are not as hard headed as others, but they still don't want to do what they know they should.
		Horses are fairly easy to break, but you have to know what you're doing and how to do it.
		There are horses that can be broke in a month and ride like a champion, but then there are also horses that take up to a year to break and they still do not ride very well.
	www.angelfire.com /crazy3/ann/Break.html (2211 words)

	Horse Breaking Course - Land and Food Resources
		You break in your horse with personalised instruction, using the Glenormiston facilities.
		The instruction consists of practical sessions of horse breaking with guidance from John Patterson.
		The days consist of participating in the breaking in process of your horse as well as observing others carrying out the different aspects of breaking with their own horses.
	www.landfood.unimelb.edu.au /courses/tafe/breaking.html (198 words)

	Horse breaking schooling equine wales shropshire cheshire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		As each horse and owner have their own set of requirements, we can tailor each horses training to the job he or she will be required to do when they are back at home.
		All owners not only see the horse perform the required tasks, but are also encouraged to trial the horse themselves before the horse returns home.
		This ensures that both the horse and owner are happy with the work done and are able to continue working together in their home environment.
	www.tynewyddlivery.co.uk /Breaking.htm (174 words)

	Horse Training Misperceptions About Horse Whisperers & Bronco Busters
		Substitute "horse whispering" with "natural horsemanship" and you'll quickly realize that all these whisperers are simply horsemen that took the time to hone their skills and expand their knowledge of horses.
		Jumping onto an untrained (and scared) horse to "ride out the storm" until either you are tossed off his back or the horse loses his spirit is not the way to create a solid relationship or reliable horse in the long run.
		Horse whisperers are little more than horsemen that realize horse training is not a race for results, but rather a methodical series of exercises that help develop a bond between the handler and the horse.
	www.alphahorse.com /training-misperceptions.html (744 words)

	WXICOF - Horse Training & Behavior Books
		The authors demonstrate how horses communicate in a language of posture, gesture and sound, making their needs, wishes and emotions clear to each other and to the rare human being who understands them.
		Beginning with an in-depth look at the horse's faculties, both physical and mental, the book goes on to describe the basic elements of equine language, enabling you to recognize at a glance a happy horse, a horse in pain, a lethargic horse-and many more.
		Armed with a proper understanding of how horses express themselves, the reader will then be able to reassure the frightened, calm the angry, comfort the grieving and divert the bored-making the relationship between rider and animal a happier and more harmonious one.
	www.wxicof.com /Books/horse/hrstrain.htm (1822 words)

	Breaking a Horse to Harness (book)
		From there the author illustrates how she uses lunge work to familiarize the horse to commands, the use of harness equipment (which she also discusses in detail), and the ability to balance under harness.
		One of the most critical turning points in training is teaching the horse to accept the feeling of pulling weight and objects from behind.
		This is an especially important step because the horse cannot see or observe this activity behind him and must trust his handler to keep him "safe".
	www.horseinfo.com /cart/breakinghrstoharness.html (403 words)

	Horse Trainers and Lessons in Ohio
		We believe a horse should be out as much as possible (only limited by super muddy weather), should eat more hay than grain and should socialize with other horses in a group.
		TRAIL HORSE TRAINING: Horse will be trained to negotiate tough trails with many types of natural obstacles such as logs, brush, streams, bridges, hills, narrow pathways, mud and other various types of footing, as well as learning to tie at campground picket lines.SPECIALIZING in working with problem horses using non-abusive methods.
		Horse training includes starting the young horse wtih natural horsemanship techniques and progresses into advanced disciplines of western pleasure, hunter under saddle, barrel racing, trail reining, roping or cutting.
	www.horse-talk.com /OhioTrainers.html (1730 words)

	Equusite.com - Halterbreaking Basics - Halter breaking a horse - Teaching a horse to halter and lead
		Halterbreaking is the process of teaching a horse to respond to cues that ask him to move his head in 6 directions: left and right, forward and back, and up and down.
		If your horse does not respond to your cues to move in each of the 6 directions 100% of the time, he is not properly halterbroke.
		Place the palm of your hand in the spot where your horse's jugular is. This is on the underside of his neck where his neck meets his head.
	www.equusite.com /articles/ground/groundHalterBreaking.shtml (622 words)

	Stretch's Horseworks - Horse Breaking - For Sale \| There is no such thing as a bombproof horse!
		He has handled horses his entire working life having worked on stations and within the pastoral industry since the age of 14.
		All horse work is carried out with friendly and humane methods based on gaining the horses trust and co-operation.
		Each horse is different therefore, training time will differ from horse to horse to attain the best possible outcome and produce a quieter and more reliable mount.
	www.freewebs.com /stretchshorseworks (250 words)

	Horse Directory Australia \| Horse Breakers, Breaking and Trainers \| Victoria
		An unstarted horse is like a blank canvas waiting to be transformed into something more.
		The humans quest is for better, clearer communication between themselves and their horse, in a kind, safe and natural way.
		Providing profesional horse breaking and educating services to the racing industry.
	www.horsedirectory.com.au /vic/equine/horse_breakers/index.html (203 words)

	Horse Breaking & Training
		We train your horse where he/she still approaches you with the same love and respect that you want out of your equine partner, along with giving you the great ride you expect and deserve.
		Each horse is kept in a clean, dry stall with top quality hay and fresh water available at all times.
		All of the horses in training are kept separate during turn out to avoid conflicts of different temperaments.
	www.shilofarms.com /Training.htm (355 words)

	Horse Of Course
		Horse Clubs across Northern Ontario are urged to submit your event dates and locations along with the results or reviews afterwards.
		List your horses for sale in the paper, someone else may be looking for one just like it.
		If you'd like to see your design on a Horse of Course T-shirt, just draw a picture of a horse and a resemblance of a Horse of Course publication in what ever situation you'd like.
	www.horseofcourse.ca /index.html (424 words)

	Halter Breaking the Foal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The following information for halter breaking the foal can be applied to any horse that will accept you touching it and will accept the halter.
		If your horse is halter broke and doesn't lead well, you can use the method below to improve its response.
		For information on training a frightened or abused animal or just step by step training to ride (horses and ponies should not be ridden until at least 2 years of age) refer to the article "The Shetland Pony - Getting a Bad Rep".
	www.huntersponyfarm.com /horses/training/hltrbrkfoal.html (1008 words)

	Horse health Q&A -- on Horsetalk ... answers from herbalist Robert McDowell
		Horse being fed, but losing weight - possible ulcer?
		Horse hasn't been wormed for a long time
		Horse rears, kicks, and strikes out when fed
	www.horsetalk.co.nz /cgi-bin/horsehealthfaq/smartfaq.cgi (123 words)

	Dealing with Multiple Behavioral Problems
		There is nearly always hope for a misbehaving horse, as long as somebody can help YOU face the problem squarely, determine if you are up to the task and give you some practical solutions and support.
		If you want to succeed with a new horse, it is really essential to evaluate the seller’s riding ability, then look at yourself with the help of an HONEST and CAPABLE trainer/instructor in order to fairly determine if you are more up to the job than the previous owner.
		Eventually, ride the horse off the lunge, first with the trainer present, whip in their hand, and then without.
	www.showhorsepromotions.com /jpbehavior.htm (1479 words)

	Horse and Hound Online Forum: help - breaking difficult horse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The next day put the bridle on then the saddle as normal did the girth up and as soon as that went up he went into a mad fit of broncos.
		We have left it a few more days now to let him chill out as he is highstrung but he now wont accept a rug either.
		Although i have broken a few horses now this is the first iv had problems with, please let me know if u have any ideas that might help.
	www.horseandhound.co.uk /forums/showthreaded.php/Number/635801 (191 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Breaking a Horse to Harness: Step-by-step Guide: Books: Sallie Walrond (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Breaking and Training the Driving Horse: A Detailed and Comprehensive Study (Horse Lovers' Library) by Doris Ganton
		The author's lucid, easy-to-follow text provides all the necessary information to enable any averagely competent rider to train a horse to go in harness with success whether the animal concerned is an unbroken two year old or an outgrown family pony.
		Right down to the smallest detail, such as having a friendly voice in a vehicle beside the horse when getting it accustomed to the road, she covers every element of the harness training process.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Breaking-Horse-Harness-Step-step/dp/0851318231 (606 words)

	Amazon.com: Breaking a Horse to Harness: Books: Sallie Walrond (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		World-renowned driving expert Sallie Walrond believes that there is absolutely no reason why the moderately competent horse owner cannot train a horse to go willingly in harness, whether the pupil is an outgrown family pony or an unbroken two-year-old.
		IT IS NOT FOR A NOVICE HORSE OWNER/RIDER.
		"Breaking a Horse to Harness" is an informative book and is quite good for a basic overview of what you are getting yourself into.
	www.amazon.com /Breaking-Horse-Harness-Sallie-Walrond/dp/0851314759 (1247 words)

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