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Horse Gymkhana- The Good the Bad and the Ugly- Part 2 – Rick Gore Horsemanship

Fri, 13 May 2011 03:00:27 +0000

www.thinklikeahorse.org - I went and filmed things I see at Gymkhana from a horseman and horses point of view. Save the hate mail, if you don't like it move on, I am not trying to pick on anyone and the people I talk about could nice people that don't know what I see. This is my opinion, if you disagree "I DON'T CARE" so save it, watch it and take it with a grain a salt, learn from it, turn it off or go complain about it at your barn, but I don't want hear how you disagree or think I am mean. This is for educational and observation purposes and I explain what I see, how I see it and what I believe the horse feels and sees.

Part One: How to Make a Breyer English Saddle

Sat, 07 May 2011 17:40:47 +0000

Here it is, for all of you who asked for a tutorial. Just photos, as it would be WAAAY too long for me to record a video of it all. I did do a voice-over, though, so I could describe it for you - if you have any questions, please ask, and I'll be more than happy to answer! Part 2 will be coming soon!

Horse Gymkhana- The Good the Bad and the Ugly- Part 1 – Rick Gore Horsemanship

Fri, 06 May 2011 03:04:01 +0000

1996 Hanoverian Gelding For Sale – Part 2

Mon, 07 Mar 2011 19:05:05 +0000

Regalo has been showed from introductory through fourth level by a junior. He is a very sweet horse who loves to work. Trailers/ties/shoes etc. This horse has a lot of personality and will only go to a good home. Owner must sell because she is going to college. Serious inquiries contact 808-351-4096 or email miko@hawaii.rr.com

How to Fit Horses with English Saddles : How to Hook the Girth of an English Saddle: Part 2

Wed, 27 Oct 2010 17:49:16 +0000

Watch as a seasoned horseback rider explains how tightly to hook the girth of an English saddle in this free online video about horseback riding. Expert: Kelli LaBar Bio: Kelli LaBar is a practicing aesthetician and makeup artist in Wilmington, NC Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC

1996 Hanoverian Gelding For Sale- Part 1

Thu, 14 Oct 2010 19:04:35 +0000

The Top Eight Must-buys When you Travel Australia (part 2)

Mon, 14 Jun 2010 17:35:07 +0000

When you travel Australia, you will definitely want to take a piece of it with you. Not just by way of photographs or video footage, but by buying some of the best souvenirs that will remind you of the Land Down Under back home. It's time we deviated though from the usual kangaroo-printed T-shirts, and bought something more rooted to the great Aussie spirit and culture.
Then you can say you didn't just travel Australia, but really embedded yourself in it.
Akubra hats. When you're in sunnny Australia, it makes sense to arm yourself with sunscreen and one of these wide-brimmed rabbit fur felt hats called the Akubra. Akubra hats have been around since 1870's, and have become an inseparable apparel for the Outback. In fact, in Aussie culture, when you mean "hat", it's almost always an akubra. Ask Indiana Jones.
Boomerangs. Another great legacy of the Aborigines dating some 10,000 years ago, the boomerang is a wooden implement used a weapon, for hunting, digging, music-making and ceremonial purposes. The most popular boomerang is the returning kind which if thrown properly, travels a curved path and returns to its point of origin. Great care is taken to select the branch or tree root to achieve the correct angle and grain for boomerangs. They are often finely engraved or painted with artwork.
RM Williams
When it comes to durability married with classic style, nothing beats RM Williams. Indeed, Reginald Murray Williams is the bush outfitter, with his premium range of leather boots and shoes, workclothes, moleskin clothing, belts, saddles, and many others. Every RM Williams product is invested with sense and strength, two essential virtues needed in the Outback, which inevitably have become fashionable among city-dwellers as well.
The Driza-Bone
Just like the Akubra hat, the Driza-Bone is inseparable in Australian history. The driza-bone is a raincoat made of waterproof oilskins, natural oil and cotton fibres that keeps its wearer "dry as a bone". The Driza-Bone is usually knee or ankle length, and designed to keep a rider and saddle dry during long cattle musters in the bush. Driza-Bones are your best mates during the toughest of rainfalls in Australia.
Don't just travel Australia. Rather, explore, plunge, get involved. Then take its whole down-underness with you back home.

How to Fit Your Horse with a Western Saddle : Preparing to Saddle Your Horse Western Style: Part 2

Tue, 16 Mar 2010 06:38:54 +0000

Watch as a seasoned horseback rider demonstrates use a stiff brush on your horse before saddling it in the Western style in this free online video about horseback riding. Expert: Kelli labar Bio: Kelli labar is a practicing aesthetician and makeup artist in Wilmington, NC Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC

Packing with an English Saddle (part II)

Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:12:28 +0000

Disclaimer: By watching this video, I/We recognize Utah State Law UCA78B-4-201-Limitation on liabilities for Equine and Livestock Activities and release the author and publisher from any responsibility due to its use. Also, I/we recognize the fact that whenever saddle stock use is involved, there is a potential for injuries to horses/mules, riders and spectators. I/We also recognize the fact that the author and publisher of this video cannot know the condition of the trails, the tack used, or the experience of riders or saddle stock involved. Be careful. Be sure your tack is in excellent repair. Train your horse to handle the pack and packing AT HOME. Get expert help with the training if you are at all uncertain how to proceed. Practice and Prepare well in advance of your trip. Written Description and Photos: www.bchu.com Safe and Happy Trails!

Packing with an English Saddle (Part I)

Thu, 04 Mar 2010 00:08:48 +0000