The Principles of Training Season 3 Episode 11: Helping a Horse with a Chronically Rushing Canter
Warwick shows you how to use an exercise that falls under the Don’t Go To Bed Angry Principle to fix a rushy canter.
Warwick shows you how to use an exercise that falls under the Don’t Go To Bed Angry Principle to fix a rushy canter.
Warwick talks about coming back from a traumatic event/injury – with never before details of a recent one involving Warwick.
A horse at the Netherlands Horse Event who was anxious in a new environment.
Filmed in England, Warwick shows how to fix anticipation and rushiness in a flying lead change.
Helping an Anxious Horse While Riding in a Busy Arena- filmed in Holland at The Horse Event.
Warwick explains when he would address a horse that is too close to you incorporating the focus work and maintaining connection.
Filmed at Equidays 2019, this is the full version of the Youtube video “Change Yourself to Change Your Horse”
Season 3, episode 9 “Observing the Ears”
Another version of hooking on with focus with Barb Stallion #3 from Morocco.
Working with Stallion #2 from Morocco, Warwick shows another version of Hooking on with Focus.
Warwick talks about connection while catching the hard to catch horse.
Filmed in Morocco, Warwick works with the first of 3 Barb Stallions showing Hooking on With Focus.
Working with a horse in Holland, Warwick demonstrates the focus under saddle exercise concentrating on the horse’s ears.
Warwick shows more examples of Choose Where You Work & Choose Where You Rest.
Warwick works with Sherlock to show how finding a horse’s itchy spot can get them to be aware of you and more comfortable in your…