Einat Talmon Competitive Riding Academy

09/08/2019

08/01/2018

For sale:
8 year old chestnut AQHA mare.
Great minded and sound.
$8500

06/25/2018

Now for sell:

Thank you
The dummies I build now have a 90 degree bend on the elbow, and rings on the fists+ the shoulders move back on a pivot so if you want to drive your horse, you can run driving lines, and when you pull on them, a stopper get to the ring, and the arm moving backwards just like a rider.
It’s weighing about 25lbs, but can be easily adjusted to your request. Take in consideration you’re going to have to put it on the horse so you don’t want it too heavy.
I charge $300 + the cost of shipping.
They last forever, unless in the whether 24/7
They won’t break . And if one does.. I will replace.
They are made from mixed materials depending on the weight you want.
I’m going to have a website soon.
Right now to order, I will need your address to see how much it would be, and then I send an invoice for the total.
You can then PayPal.
Pm or email at [email protected]

07/20/2017

04/25/2017

Tip:
Teaching a foal how to lead safely.
Stage 2. Please leave a comment if you find this video helpful, or if you have more questions. Thank you, enjoy

04/25/2017

Tip :

How to prevent foals flipping backwards while teaching to come to pressure.
Stage 1
Please leave a comment below and let me know if it was helpful,or if you have questions. Thank you, enjoy

04/19/2017

03/25/2017

First time Trail Class, second time showing...
David Lawrence has a lot of credit for that❤

03/24/2017

HLSR! Yes! We had a blast!

07/27/2016

Teaching kids how to train is my passion..
From basics to the show pen. They teach their horses every step of the way, they make mistakes, they get frustrated, they keep trying, and they get it done! One step at a time.

06/18/2016

My c**t starter. With pjs and no boots, but keep me safe by getting my horses quiet and broke.
With head injury and back problems..
SAFETY IS A MUST!

05/14/2016

http://youtu.be/SPir6arbQ5c
Our journey to the Houston livestock show and rodeo.

Documentary following Ivy Bailey on her journey to the Houston Live Stock Show and Rodeo in 2016.

04/01/2016

I'm a proud momma. Playgun Miss Blue, a baby I raised from 4 month old got my brand today. Thank you BVEH! ❤️

03/20/2016

Message from an intern of mine (2011)
Can't ask for more heart worming message.❤️

03/20/2016

Straightness and forward motion is a key for a good stop!

03/20/2016

Snickers. Raised by me.. Started as a 4 year old.. First lead change after 15 rides.
*** this is not how I teach my horses to change leads. It was just a test to show my students few facts about natural straightness of a horse.***
In my academy, I teach kids how to train horses. This filly was trained by me on the ground, with one of my students at the time.... I take them through the stages, and show them how to build confidence in the horse's mind.
If you want to learn how to train horses...
Call 832-721-3318
Or leave a message.

03/20/2016

Bingocookiecommander!

03/19/2016

Meghan Elsik Photography...
I highly recommend.

03/18/2016

Congratulations to Malena Lopez ( photos Below)and Alexis Babin on their success at the 2016 HLSR .
They both started their Reining careers with me, on Horses they purchased from E.T.P.H.A
Nothing makes me happier then to see youth riders doing well with the right fit horse .
Their success is my success ☺️

03/18/2016

Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo 2016

03/14/2016

Had to share this text From my client Darlene Cary:

"Thanks again for everything. You are an amazing person and friend. You always went above and beyond for me and Lucas. I appreciate it and will never forget it. Keep in touch.

I still want to learn how to ride western someday. I know you would be the best to learn from. "

Congratulations to Stephanie Burlingame on her purchase of This amazing horse!
Good luck in the show pen!

03/09/2016

03/06/2016

So come on ride...

03/06/2016

Tip***
Bucking is a very physical " maneuver " for a horse to perform....
Horses don't buck because they know they can get you off their back, but it takes them one time to figure it out.
In my program, I let my horses buck with a saddle one time. I usually push them fast forward or change direction quick so their mind is on me instead of protesting against the uncomfortable moment.
I actually bring the " flanking " (as you see in the photo) to my horses program in the same way I teach them how to learn to stay still when their legs are tide ( hobbles) or when they are trapped.
I apply pressure on their belly ( gently! ) Just enough for them to buck, and only release when they realize bucking is too much work!
After 2 or 3 times they realizing that it's better not to get all emotional about it and that if they just keep moving forward the pressure will be taking off.

03/06/2016

Tip***
Photo1: presence and weight is one of the first things I prepare my young horses for before I saddle them for the first time....I hear a lot of people tell me about their horses:.." You can ride it ba****ck" . Yes you can, but don't think the horse will take it the same when you tighten a cinch under it's belly... The comfort zone changes at that moment.

03/06/2016

When you can't fined a teenager to help you for $20 cash a ride...
Free is the best help after ..
Meet "Roxan- you don't have to put on your Spurs now...."
My free helper, and the one who never gets bucked off!

03/06/2016

Ivy Baily been riding with me every day for 5 weeks now.. The results were showing. We attended out first show, and we were looking good. It's not the blue Ribbon in the 13 and under in the reining that I'm so happy about, it's the way Ivy rode her first pattern in her life!
Way to go Ivy! I am proud of you!

03/06/2016

Roxie in training. What a great minded filly.