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Discussion on Teaching tricks
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Posted on Thursday, Jul 8, 1999 - 11:08 am:
I have a 7 year old tenn walking horse I would like to teach to park out,any advice?
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Posted on Friday, Jul 9, 1999 - 1:06 am:
Rich, I would love to have my Tenn.Walker to park out also, send me a note if you get an answer to this will you?? I'll check here or if you would e-mail at durhammo@futureone.com it would be great.Sandra ,Az.
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Posted on Tuesday, Aug 17, 1999 - 10:34 am:
I am a professional trick horse trainer, and have performed and given clinics with my trick horses for 23 years. I have taught my horses fifty tricks over time. Parking out is what we also call "stretching," and once that is taught, can be led into the circus bow. No, the bow from the saddle is not dangerous or won't sour a horse at all, if taught properly. Most of the professionals use a crop for the finished cue, rather than hold a carrot down for what I call the "carrot bow."
For more info, you can visit my website, all about Trick-Training at: www.trickhorse.com. There you can learn the "tricks-of-the-trade!"
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