shops selling horse tack local pict

For the English Rider: Martingales for Sale Now at eBay

Leather Running Breastplate Martingale Pony Horse Tack

Leather Running Breastplate Martingale Pony Horse Tack

- $19.99 1h 9m
yoke type hunting cross country breastplate,  large cob,  standing martingale

yoke type hunting cross country breastplate, large cob, standing martingale

3 $11.50 3h 44m
Running Martingale

Running Martingale

10 $19.50 3h 58m
Camelot Raised Standing Martingale - Cob Oakbark

Camelot Raised Standing Martingale - Cob Oakbark

$30.59 4h 59m
Raised,  Leather,  Breastplate,  horse size.

Raised, Leather, Breastplate, horse size.

$50.00 6h 43m
REGAL LEATHER GOODS STANDING MARTINGALE FULL RAISED NEW

REGAL LEATHER GOODS STANDING MARTINGALE FULL RAISED NEW

$39.99 7h 22m
NWT Red Barn KL Select O S Rnd Rsd Stand Mart Fancy Nmk

NWT Red Barn KL Select O S Rnd Rsd Stand Mart Fancy Nmk

$55.96 7h 26m
NWT Red Barn F S Square Rsd Fancy Stand Mart Newmarket

NWT Red Barn F S Square Rsd Fancy Stand Mart Newmarket

$55.96 7h 28m
NWT Red Barn Cob Square Rsd Fancy Stand Mart Newmarket

NWT Red Barn Cob Square Rsd Fancy Stand Mart Newmarket

$55.96 7h 30m
COLLEGIATE 5 POINT BREASTPLATE,  FULL BROWN

COLLEGIATE 5 POINT BREASTPLATE, FULL BROWN

$170.00 10h 48m
COLLEGIATE FLAT RUNNING MARTINGALE,  COB BROWN

COLLEGIATE FLAT RUNNING MARTINGALE, COB BROWN

$46.50 10h 48m
COLLEGIATE FLAT RUNNING MARTINGALE,  FULL BROWN

COLLEGIATE FLAT RUNNING MARTINGALE, FULL BROWN

$46.50 10h 48m
COLLEGIATE FLAT RUNNING MARTINGALE,  FULL CHESTNUT

COLLEGIATE FLAT RUNNING MARTINGALE, FULL CHESTNUT

$46.50 10h 48m




Foal Training Explained: The First Two Years
Mare owners, if you'd like to get your colt or filly started out with a proper foundation, I would suggest the investment of $5.99 in my foal-training course.

 

- Download and print from your home computer
- 5 days, 5 chapters
- Learn at your own pace

 

An excerpt from "Your Foal: Essential Training for the Young Horse":

Before using the objects you've collected, let's add a step. Maybe our baby is feeling especially cantankerous today and if he is, we want to know that fact now rather than later. Or, maybe we've never seen this horse before and hate to take chances. Or, maybe this horse just seems to look, I dunno, tense to me. (Here are some clues: Are you seeing the "whites of his eyes"? Is he standing there, rigid, head and neck raised, back bowed, his feet planted? Tense!) In the interest of safety, grab your lunge whip (you know, the kind that's rigid for about four feet before attaching to several more feet of rope). If you've got one of those carrot sticks promoted by Pat Parelli or Clinton Anderson, you can use that, too. I like beginning with a lunge whip or carrot stick because it gives me the ability to test out the waters from a safe distance.

 

Read more or purchase

 

Other available courses include:
Stop Bucking (reviews)
Round Pen: First Steps (reviews)
Rein In Your Horse's Speed (For Owners of Nervous or Bolting Horses) (reviews)
Trailer Training (read the reviews)