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The ups and downs of training young horses

When riding young horses it’s a journey of ups and downs. Last blog, I wrote about how thrilled I was with a certain young horse of mine. This blog, I’m writing about hitting the dirt off of that very same horse. In general with young horses, especially ones off the track that come with baggage…

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The Dump and Run

By Joe and Penny Most, equine clinicians and owners of Perfect Partners Equine. The “Dump and Run” at feeding time. We all have done it. When you go to feed your horse, they may try to steal the grain or hay…

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Patience is a virtue

Growing up, our mothers taught us that patience is a virtue. It’s not always the easiest thing to be good at in this fast-paced world, but it’s definitely something to strive for! I got a horse in for training last summer. The initial plan was…

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Bits and Biting

By Joe and Penny Most, equine clinicians and owners of Perfect Partners Equine. It is not always easy to know the best bit to use for your horse. The array of different brands, styles, types and materials…

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