“Ten Signs Your Horse Really Isn’t Coping With Their Environment”
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“Ten Signs Your Horse Really Isn’t Coping With Their Environment”
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“Ten Signs Your Horse Really Isn’t Coping With Their Environment”
1) Control of feet movement:
– Can you control where the horses feet go (each leg) flat and sure or quick and scooting across the ground.
2) Control of feet stillness.
– Is he unable to stand at the float or is he unable to stand still when instructed.
– Still or moving.
3) Position of the poll.
– Well above wither.
– Equal with wither.
– Below wither.
4) Breathing
– a) Shallow
– b) Holding
– c) Deep/slow
5) Releasing of tension through breathing.
– Blowing nostrils.
– Deep Exhale.
6) Releasing of tension through body.
– Softening through the neck/ rib
7) Ear movements.
– Inside v Outside.
– Forward v lobbed.
8) Responsiveness to aid.
– a) Rein aid
– b) Voice
– c) Hand movement
9) Positive responses
– Face and expression, ears, eyes, nostrils lips
10) Positive responses.
– Body, tail, feet
Time Stamps
01:20 – Background
01:40 – Introduction
05:01 – 1) Control of feet movement
07:09 – 2) Control of feet stillness.
08:02 – 3) Position of the poll.
11:20 – 4) Breathing
15:15 – 5) Releasing of tension through breathing.
18:05 – 6) Releasing of tension through body.
19:18 – 7) Ear movements.
19:32 – 8) Responsiveness to aid.
19:52- 9) & 10) Positive responses – face and expression. Ears, eyes, nostrils lips, body, tail, feet.
27:55 – Contact: see details below
Tania’s Contact Details
Phone: 0499 999 291 or 02 6029 2241
+61 499 999 291 or 61 2 6029 2241
Email: kth@activ8.net.au
Website: Jirrima.com
Facebook: Tania Harding
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When Tania is a return guest on Horse Chats, what question would you like to ask her?
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Simon Dagnall says
What a wonderfully inciting interview. Tanya Harding is so knowledgeable on horses. I would love to hear more from her.
Horse Chats says
Thank you for your response.
Karen