Ferme Guillemette

19/03/2023

Derniere classe double clear aux cones … et ca confirmait la victoire a Live Oak International encore bravo ma championne Un merci special a tous ceux qui nous ont aides a realiser ce reve Leslie Berndl Louis Desrocher et Caroline Aarup

19/03/2023

Felicitation ma championne merci de nous faire vivre ces emotions

18/03/2023

Bonne nouvelle Alexia et Tit Gill conservent toujours la premiere position apres l epreuve du marathon . La gagnante du marathon ayant terminner 3 eme au dressage ce glisse en 2 eme position a 2 points de notre championne … Donc tout vas ce jouer demain aux cones … a suivre

17/03/2023

Tit Gill et Alexia premiere en dressage merci a notre commenditaire Galloping Goop pour leur support

19/02/2023

01/01/2023

La Ferme Guillemette tient à vous souhaiter une bonne et heureuse année! La santé et beaucoup de succès pour l’année à venir.

24/12/2022

Joyeux Noel a toute l equipe de la ferme Guillemette ainsi qu a tous nos amis de la ferme

25/09/2022

Hier encore Fashion Frenzie en preparation pour le Breesers Crown Merci a toute l equipe de prendre grand soins de ce CHAMPION

05/09/2022

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10/07/2022

Kaporal qui vole vers le cercle du vainqueur !

01/06/2022

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31/03/2022

Don’t wear out your brakes!

If you leave your brakes on when you want to do anything other than stopping, they will soon become meaningless to your horse. That’s because the release of pressure is the thing that tells your horse that he has done what you wanted.

If you don’t release your rein aid when your horse has stopped, he won’t get a chance to learn what you wanted when you applied pressure. Worse still, he will probably soon learn to ignore you.

When this happens, horses often get labelled as ‘hard’ mouthed. This kind of terminology blames the horse and makes riders think they need more pressure or a harsher bit. What riders usually need to do is to make sure their brakes are not 'on' when they want their horse to 'go' - or keep going!

At Pony Club Australia, we teach riders to cease their aids as soon as they get a response. This helps horses develop self-carriage, which means that the horse 'stays' at a given pace until they are asked to do otherwise. This makes for happy horses and safe riders.

It’s always a good time to check your brakes! If it feels safe to do so, you can check that you are not riding with your brakes on by pushing one or both of your hands forwards to see if your horse doesn’t go faster when you release your brakes.

If your horse does move off or goes faster when you release rein pressure, gently ask him to slow/stop then release and repeat until he associates the release with stopping - not going faster.

And remember to always ask first with the lightest pressure you can imagine. How will you teach your horse to respond to the slightest pressure if you never give them the chance?

Find out more about how we teach riders from beginner to advanced about pressure-release training (negative reinforcement) as well as reward training (positive reinforcement) at https://ponyclubaustralia.com.au/syllabus/

16/02/2022

Chers meneurs et meneuses, Préparez-vous pour la saison 2022.

09/02/2022

Standardbred Canada has released the breakdown of the voting for the 2021 O'Brien Awards.

01/01/2022

Bonne et heureuse année à tous les amis de la Ferme (santé pour tous)