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Horsemanship schools, training, sales. Classical Dressage, Western Horsemanship
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11/06/2024

10/15/2024

Helping Miriam Orschel develop forward in a young horse she is starting.

10/09/2024

09/04/2024

08/29/2024

School walk in hand at a recent clinic in Polson Montana.

08/29/2024

Ciel Schofield teaching her horse school walk, in hand.

08/25/2024

Upcoming cow working clinic. This is a clinic designed for real ranch work.

08/01/2024

From today’s lesson: Once you equip your horse with the tools of thinking and feeling, they will hold our actions and us to a higher degree of accountability.

07/26/2024

This is Maya Williams first time round penning from horseback. Those who think dressage is just for the arena are missing the point. Correct dressage, creates a handy working horse who knows and are happy to do their job efficiently and effectively. Mare trained by Miriam Orschel and Maya Williams.

07/26/2024

I feel this is a real interesting video and one that I hope will get many of you to re-think some things about what you think is going on inside a horse and begin to study what is really taking place.
This happened at a recent clinic in Sherwood Oregon. Maya Williams is round penning a mature gelding who carries a lot of anxiety. At the start of this video, the gelding has just come off the rail to face her. This is the first time Maya has done this while mounted and the first time the mare she is riding has had a flag used around her while ridden. As you can see, the gelding stands facing Maya and her mare while deciding his next course of action. After a few moments he decides to approach them, which is what most people think should be the desired result. However, if one understands what we are trying to develop as this happens you can understand that the horse facing you and then approaching you really has no value. It’s about how the horse turns to face and approach you, and why he did. The whole reason to do the round pen work is to help the horse turn loose of his self preservation which can then promote the thinking, problem solving part of the brain to engage; to take them out of reactivity into responsiveness. A response has feel and thought in it before the action takes place. Where as a reaction takes place from their natural sense of self preservation. When the gelding approaches, most people would think that they have just accomplished something very important and that the horse is coming in to connect with them. So they would reward and praise him for it. But, if you can observe and read what’s really going on inside of this horse as he approaches, you can see he is still in self preservation and therefore you won’t be surprised as to what happens at the end of the video. Regardless of what you think is going on inside of him, Maya’s mare knows what’s really going on and as he tries to make contact with her, you can see her telling him to back off. Maya’s mare knows that what is going on inside of him is not right. So she is telling him to back off until he gets right inside. The rest I’ll let you see for yourself in the video.
By the way, Maya did a great job, listening to and trusting her mare’s judgment, and then helping the mare establish leadership while helping the mare not get hurt while doing it. Watch how quick Maya is with the flag to back her mare up and where she uses the flag on the gelding. Great job Maya, way to read the situation and respond at the right place and at the right time.

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Videos

Developing forward motion in a young horse.

Helping Miriam Orschel develop forward in a young horse she is starting.

Amanda with her mare Maya working on collection in hand.

Initially round penning should be about getting the horse to turn loose of its sense of self preservation. This is done by watching for the signs of relaxation.

The bit is used to manipulate the muscles in the torso and then moves into the neck.

Ciel Schofield

School walk in hand at a recent clinic in Polson Montana.

Ciel Schofield teaching her horse school walk, in hand.

I feel this is a real interesting video and one that I hope will get many of you to re-think some things about what you think is going on inside a horse and begin to study what is really taking place. This happened at a recent clinic in Sherwood Oregon. Maya Williams is round penning a mature gelding who carries a lot of anxiety. At the start of this video, the gelding has just come off the rail to face her. This is the first time Maya has done this while mounted and the first time the mare she is riding has had a flag used around her while ridden. As you can see, the gelding stands facing Maya and her mare while deciding his next course of action. After a few moments he decides to approach them, which is what most people think should be the desired result. However, if one understands what we are trying to develop as this happens you can understand that the horse facing you and then approaching you really has no value. It’s about how the horse turns to face and approach you, and why he did. The whole reason to do the round pen work is to help the horse turn loose of his self preservation which can then promote the thinking, problem solving part of the brain to engage; to take them out of reactivity into responsiveness. A response has feel and thought in it before the action takes place. Where as a reaction takes place from their natural sense of self preservation. When the gelding approaches, most people would think that they have just accomplished something very important and that the horse is coming in to connect with them. So they would reward and praise him for it. But, if you can observe and read what’s really going on inside of this horse as he approaches, you can see he is still in self preservation and therefore you won’t be surprised as to what happens at the end of the video. Regardless of what you think is going on inside of him, Maya’s mare knows what’s really going on and as he tries to make contact with her, you can see her telling him to b