Horse Training: Does Your Horse Have A Charge Card?

 

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Kind of a silly question, isn't it? After all, horses don't have MasterCards or Visas.

But some do have charge cards.

What do I mean?

Actually, this is all kind of metaphor about horses that like to "giddy-up" a bit too much.

In other words, they're "chargey".

If you've rode a horse with a tendency to be chargey, you'd notice he starts speeding up to a trot or lope after you walk off on a loose rein.

That's not a desirable behavior to have unless you told him that's what you wanted to do. To learn to train a horse to be a horse trainer, you have to correct this.

One way to correct this behavior is to trot your horse straight for a moment then start him going around in a large circle.

You start to relax by slowing down your own body rhythm. As you make the circle smaller your body rhythm is even more relaxed.

As soon as your horse goes to a walk, take him out of the circle and walk straight.

Carress him on the neck as he walks out straight as a reminder he did good.

If he takes off again after the walk go to the circle again but in the other direction.

You'll notice as you go to a smaller circle it's harder for him to trot and much easier to walk. Thus, be looking for that walk.

And like I said earlier, when he walks then take him out of the circle. Walk straight on a loose rein.

Repeat if necessary.

To better learn how this works you might consider watching a horse training video or two.

At http://www.SuperStarsOfHorseTraining.com you will find videos that teach this very thing.

One in particular is by J.J. Rydberg.

Be sure to read about him.

Andy Curry is a nationally known horse trainer and author of several best selling horse training and horse care books. He is also well known for finding, interviewing, and filming expert horse trainers and making their expertise available to horse owners who want to learn different horse training tips and secrets and how to solve behaviorial issues with horses. For information visit his website at www.SuperStarsofHorseTraining.com.

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