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Dubbo trainer Duncan Edwards horse breaking handling and Re-education
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07/08/2023

25/03/2023

04/01/2023

20/10/2022

Your in a constant conversation with your horse every time your with him. Whether your aware of it or not, if not then the conversation is probably pretty ordinary.

26/07/2022

Life before racing.
Have been lucky enough to do another prep with this filly before she is started under saddle at the end of the year and starts life as a galloper 🏇

25/05/2022

Horses for courses

09/04/2022

Rain hail or shine

04/04/2022

Never done any roping or pulled much this horse but she will pull a paraglider!🪂

15/03/2022

The so-called wild horse that is ten years
old and never saw a man, is not wild at all, only nervous and timid. He simply knows nothing except eating and drinking and moving about with mates who caress him.
Whatever knowledge he acquires later on, and be it good or bad, has to be taught him by man; he has brains and faculty enough to en-
able him to learn and remember, in fact do anything short of talking; but, like the boy learning "Foreign Languages,' swear-
ing comes first, so with the horse--bad tricks and bad habits,
which are easily learnt and retained, and must be carefully avoided by his mentor.
As I have mentioned above, a horse knows what it is to be caressed by his friend, mate, or dam, and the only mode of caressing with all wild and inferior animals is "sottly licking.
This can be very closely imitated by gently and softly stroking with the hand, and no horse (or, for that matter, any other animal) ever fails to understand this form of caressing.
Simple as it may appear, this is really and truly the great secret of my success with what are called wild and untamable horses.
Immediately I put my hand upon a c**t, I stroke him, which simple act inspires confidence, and he is no longer afraid of
me allowing me to stroke all over.

Words of Professor MGillivray 1855-1921

The horse in film is far from wild but may have learnt a few bad habits or “swear words” along his education and is now changing his wicked ways

10/11/2021

Yearling prep for the highly strung thoroughbred ✅

05/11/2021

What the horse does and does not know go hand in hand when training, if never to have been taught a bad habit he will not know anything about it and will not try it.
Couple of breakers being broke.

26/09/2021

Bit of fun

27/07/2021

Always a little drifting sideways on the corner toward home
So much fun
Thanks for the help Kate Edwards

27/05/2021

Watch out for those front feet

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Your in a constant conversation with your horse every time your with him. Whether your aware of it or not, and if your not the conversation is probably going pretty ordinary.

Your in a constant conversation with your horse every time your with him. Whether your aware of it or not, if not then the conversation is probably pretty ordinary.

Life before racing. Have been lucky enough to do another prep with this filly before she is started under saddle at the end of the year and starts life as a galloper 🏇

Horses for courses

Rain hail or shine

Never done any roping or pulled much this horse but she will pull a paraglider!🪂

The so-called wild horse that is ten years old and never saw a man, is not wild at all, only nervous and timid. He simply knows nothing except eating and drinking and moving about with mates who caress him. Whatever knowledge he acquires later on, and be it good or bad, has to be taught him by man; he has brains and faculty enough to en- able him to learn and remember, in fact do anything short of talking; but, like the boy learning "Foreign Languages,' swear- ing comes first, so with the horse--bad tricks and bad habits, which are easily learnt and retained, and must be carefully avoided by his mentor. As I have mentioned above, a horse knows what it is to be caressed by his friend, mate, or dam, and the only mode of caressing with all wild and inferior animals is "sottly licking. This can be very closely imitated by gently and softly stroking with the hand, and no horse (or, for that matter, any other animal) ever fails to understand this form of caressing. Simple as it may appear, this is really and truly the great secret of my success with what are called wild and untamable horses. Immediately I put my hand upon a colt, I stroke him, which simple act inspires confidence, and he is no longer afraid of me allowing me to stroke all over. Words of Professor MGillivray 1855-1921 The horse in film is far from wild but may have learnt a few bad habits or “swear words” along his education and is now changing his wicked ways

Yearling prep for the highly strung thoroughbred ✅

What the horse does and does not know go hand in hand when training, if never to have been taught a bad habit he will not know anything about it and will not try it. Couple of breakers being broke.