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    Horse Training Research

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    Training Few information has been reported or discussed in literature about training of endurance horses, although there are many programs have been developed by different groups Three different kinds of exercises Outdoor rides: In contrast to other equestrian disciplines where horses are trained in arenas or on racetracks, endurance training occurs outdoor with rides in trails with duration of 2h on average (Anne-Gaëlle Goachet and Véronique Julliand, 2011). Horses were trained in flat grounds

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    Horse Training Methods

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    used in the training process of horses. The training methods and equipment used vary. The halter is a very common training tool and one of the oldest methods to control a training of horses. Choosing the right kind is essential for successful horse training. However, the use of bits or any other equipment for that matter in unskilled hands could lead to cruelty against the horses. To reward the horses for good behaviour and make the sessions enjoyable the trainers use treats. Training at EL Shaddai

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    Horse Training and Showing Riders and horses that compete prepare through a training process that aids participation skills and showmanship. Horse competitions require the people participating to have a certain level of experience and knowledge. Due to this, horse trainers put an extensive amount of time and effort into having to train their hose, prepare their horse, and participate in horse shows and events. The training aspect that goes into preparing a horse for showing can begin soon after

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    necessity of training a horse is therapy. Therapy is a treatment to either heal or relieve a disorder. Equine Facilitated Learning (EFL) is a therapy for disabled children who learn about themselves and how to express their feelings. This therapy has been proven to help children with autism, attention deficit disorder (ADD), and bipolar disorders. Franklin Levinson explained about how children with certain disabilities can to do new things and can concentrate better. In his article, “Horse Therapy -

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    Essay on Saddle Breaking and Training a Horse

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    The art of breaking a horse, really just depends on the horse and rider. Before you ever ride, or tack up your horse, you always have to know if the horse is ready, willing, and responsive to you on the ground, then you can start. If he or she is not willing or responsive to you when you are on the ground, he or she will not respect you when you are riding. Make sure the horse knows the terms walk, trot, canter, and whoa, or any terms you use in replace of walk, trot, or woah, it will be a lot

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    begin, horse training, I believe, is not for just anyone. In my interview, Jessica often stated that the trainer needs to be patient and confident. The trainer also needs to be prepared to change his or her plans for the horse. I do agree with what Jessica told me. I, however, do not necessarily agree that a horse trainer needs tons of money to train horses. When a client applies to have their horse trained with a professional trainer, they pay the cost for the animal care and the training itself

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    What makes horse training a interesting career? Horse Training is an interesting career path because theres not that many people that have this career, its very interesting to train horses even young colts, and they get paid lots of money for training horses. As a horse trainer animal care and service workers provide care for animals. They feed, groom, bathe, and exercise pets and other animals. Job tasks vary by position and place of work. Workers are employed in a variety of settings, including

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    Vaughn 6 Animals & Horse Training--Seriously, Socrates? Baylee Vaughn Reality and Human Existence Dr. 18 November 2016 In cross-examining Meletus in ?The Apology? Socrates draws an analogy between the training of horses and the moral education of the young. Seriously, a man having the intelligence that has been attributed to Socrates, used this analogy to sway members of the jury of his peers that would decide his guilt or innocence, and ultimately his life or death? To

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    you love. My first day on the job was when I was fourteen years old, my mother decided that horse training would be a great fit for me. After all my mother does knows “what’s best” especially me at that age. We had a trainer on our farm named Frank he had to be forty years old , everyone knew Frank by his laugh and his way of chewing his tobacco. He was truly the best of the best when it came to training

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    Around 9am, me and my mom arrived at an amazing equestrian facility around Fenton and Holly. Horses were like my thing when I was very little and they still are. The second we pulled into the parking lot I was about ready to burst open, I was so excited for this day to come! This day meant a lot to me because I learned so many things and that affected my future. When we walked inside the barn everything was calm and comforting, so we walked down to the lobby and looked at the activities that everyone

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