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For the English Rider: Saddle Pads for Sale Now at eBay

ENGLISH POCKET TRAIL PAD,  WHITE FLEECE,  BROWN100% POLY

ENGLISH POCKET TRAIL PAD, WHITE FLEECE, BROWN100% POLY

$42.00 16m
Lami-Cell All Purpose Saddle Pad - Navy

Lami-Cell All Purpose Saddle Pad - Navy

$42.99 35m
Hilason Pleasure Trail Riding Bareback Pad TreelessC101

Hilason Pleasure Trail Riding Bareback Pad TreelessC101

$169.00 2h 39m
NEW SYNTHETIC SHEEPSKIN HALF PAD W IMPACT GEL INSERTS

NEW SYNTHETIC SHEEPSKIN HALF PAD W IMPACT GEL INSERTS

$89.00 2h 39m
Hilason Pleasure Trail Riding Bareback Pad TreelessC102

Hilason Pleasure Trail Riding Bareback Pad TreelessC102

$169.00 2h 41m
Sheepskin Aussie Saddle Pad

Sheepskin Aussie Saddle Pad

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$99.00
$140.00
2h 55m
Wool Horse Blanket  Tack Show Western Shoman Brand

Wool Horse Blanket Tack Show Western Shoman Brand

$55.00 3h 33m
Hilason English High Density Foam Saddle Pad Anti-Slip TA370-F

Hilason English High Density Foam Saddle Pad Anti-Slip TA370-F

$69.00 3h 35m
English Hilason Treeless Gel Saddle Pad Anti-Slip C524

English Hilason Treeless Gel Saddle Pad Anti-Slip C524

$69.00 3h 47m
Used Miller's Roma Pro-Tek 20" standard pad good condition

Used Miller's Roma Pro-Tek 20" standard pad good condition

- $8.99 4h 5m
Equine Couture Dundee AP Saddle Pad (Wht Rasp) 30% off!

Equine Couture Dundee AP Saddle Pad (Wht Rasp) 30% off!

$27.99 4h 12m
Equine Couture Tuscany AP Saddle Pad: 30% off!

Equine Couture Tuscany AP Saddle Pad: 30% off!

$31.49 4h 25m
Hilason Breathable English Saddle Pad Anti-Slip TA388-F

Hilason Breathable English Saddle Pad Anti-Slip TA388-F

$59.00 5h 3m




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":

To sack out your horse, tour your barn and surroundings, picking up buckets of objects, objects that range on the scariness scale from "probably not scary" to "guaranteed to scare." A hoof pick is probably not going to scare your horse, a crinkly-sounding plastic bag probably will. Be sure to grab the obvious like a brush, feed bucket, saddle blanket, lariat, lunge whip, bell boots, halter, lead rope, bridle, etc. – but you may also want to get creative, placing a rock or two in a coffee can, tying two horseshoes together and so on.

 

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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)