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Attention all riders!
Help is here to complete Rider I in just 4 weeks.
Get ready to study the elements. It may look like an easy, beginner friendly class, but I assure you that everyone can learn something. It will help pave the way for higher, better riding, and to unlock Rider II.

You can see the course syllabi on the website, but here are some extras of what you’ll learn:
  • Different exercise patterns
  • A safety knot
  • Palm up or down
  • Tack fitting
  • Blind spots
  • The Squirrel
  • Where the Seat Bones are
  • Rules and Etiquette
  • Old School Terms
  • Communicate with horses
  • Flehmens
  • Different walks
  • Transitions
  • Breathing
  • Fulmer vs Full Cheek
  • The Degogue
  • Heel to toe
  • So much more…
 
We are here to help keep you focused and on track. Daily emails with a lesson plans, tips, and motivation can come to your inbox.
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Hey horse rider!
Help is here to complete Rider II in just 4 weeks.
Get ready to study the elements. It may look like an easy, beginner friendly class, but I assure you that everyone can learn something. It will help pave the way for higher, better riding, and to unlock Rider III.
You can see the course syllabus on the website, but here are some extras of what you’ll learn:
  • Yield in hand
  • Showmanship quarters
  • 2 point and 3 point seats
  • Direct, Indirect, Open, and Neck reining
  • Half Halt
  • Canter cues and departure
  • What is Inverted or Behind the vertical
  • Volte
  • Up and down transitions
  • How did the leg and hoof evolve from 5 toes to 1 and what does it matter
  • Pony and Horse types of Stone Age horses and how they affected breeds
  • What is the mesaxonic limb and why is it important
  • When was the bit invented
  • What is the Saharan horse mystery
  • What horses did Mohammed use? The Vikings? Mongols? Middle Ages?
  • What are the characteristics of the Baroque horse?
  • Which breeds stem from the Mustang?
  • What is the difference between an Australian stockman and a jackaroo?
  • What are the advantages and disadvantages of keeping a horse in a stall or pasture?
  • How does an electric fence work?
  • How should hay be evaluated? Stored?
  • What are some different gates and latches? Fences? Barn designs? Footing?
  • Pasture management
  • Loading and trailering
  • Boarding and responsibilities
  • So much more…
 
We are here to help keep you focused and on track. Daily emails with a lesson plans, tips, and motivation can come to your inbox.
Do it for you.
Do it for your horse.