Follow the Fence: Common Problems & Success Tips
Common Mistakes 1) Not letting go Riders keep leg or rein pressure on the fence. The learning happens when you release at the fence, not…
Archives: Learning Modules
The Left/Right Exercise in Action at a Clinic
Here’s what the exercise looks in a real-world example during a clinic.
Days 100-160
After roughly the first 100 days under saddle, the focus shifts from teaching new parts to connecting the parts. This stage is where: The horse…
The First 100 Days
A young horse can look “good” quickly… but if you rush, you often create brace, dullness, or confusion that takes months to undo. The goal…
First Ride Using a Snaffle
1) Prep first (before mounting): Horse already rides relaxed with the snaffle on (over the hackamore), no reins on the bit. Do a little groundwork/round-pen…
Introducing The Bit
Goal Put a snaffle on without creating fear, tooth-banging, or bracing—then teach a soft “follow the feel” response before you ever use it under saddle.…
Solving Destination Addiction & Buddy Sourness Under Saddle
GoalHelp your horse stay relaxed, rideable, and focused on you when other horses are present, moving, leaving, or approaching so that separation anxiety, buddy sourness,…
Approaching Your Horse
The interaction with your horse begins long before you ever put a halter on. The way you approach — your awareness, timing, and response to…
Catching & Haltering
Haltering your horse may seem simple, but the small details matter. In this video I will show you how proper lead rope handling and thoughtful…
Perspective
Your perspective shapes how you interact with your horse. Rather than a strict pecking order, horses function as a collaborative herd where roles are based…
The Big Red X and What Other People Think Of You
The Big Red X is a great story Warwick tells a lot. This video shares that story and another one that is indirectly related to…
The Starting Point
Whether you are here for the first time or you have been trying to solve a problem for a while and have been advised to…
The Importance of Your Posture & Energy
Attunement and connection matter, not only for emotional reasons, but to help your horse feel safe. Horses find safety through shared awareness, reading one another’s…
Trail Riding
Trail Riding is one of the most advanced things you can do with your horse. Why? Because you need to have everything working super well…
Neck Reining (When to add a Pre-Cue)
This lesson explains how to teach true neck reining as a pre-cue added onto steering your horse already understands. The core idea: don’t teach neck…
