Remount Horsemanship Inc.

Remount Horsemanship Inc. Foundational training for horses.Horsemanship using feel, classical and vaquero techniques.

Traditionally, the Military Remount program provided horses with a solid foundation in areas such as noise and movement confidence, trail basics, dressage basics, and general fitness, before starting them out on their career. We dream of a world where modern horses have the same benefits of foundation training before becoming eventing, dressage, trail, or reining specialists etc. We believe that

this will help many horses lead happier and more fulfilling lives and help to keep their owners safe. It is never fun to ride a horse that spooks explosively at horse shows or jigs when ridden out of the arena. Many of these issues can be avoided when the horse is offered a comprehensive early education. Foundation training is the most important training you can do and often the most overlooked.

03/25/2025

did the stairs to heaven and the ditch of death. Took 2 sessions to get him to want to go into the ditch but he seems to enjoy it. Pawed like a banshee for a good while. Now time to wash my cinch.

03/19/2025

Weekly video for the Emmett fan club!! He’s trucking right along with great improvements.

This video is part of a challenge I put up my Patreon site a few years ago. Your reins have to mean something. Once out ...
03/18/2025

This video is part of a challenge I put up my Patreon site a few years ago.
Your reins have to mean something. Once out of the control phase they’re for shaping and refinement.
Don’t be tugging and yanking and jerking them around. Get them soft and following and you can test it like I did at the very end of the video.
Give it a shot!! 🤙

Duke Hair Rein

Welcome to Remount Horsemanship, your destination for mastering the principles of horsemanship. Our approach integrates Feel, Classical, and Vaquero techniqu...

This is a short segment of line driving my young horse Big Iron.🐎His full starting process and hundreds of other videos ...
03/16/2025

This is a short segment of line driving my young horse Big Iron.
🐎His full starting process and hundreds of other videos are available at www.patreon.com/remounthorsemanship

Big iron line drive
https://youtu.be/cI7MMvAQkig

Welcome to Remount Horsemanship, your destination for mastering the principles of horsemanship. Our approach integrates Feel, Classical, and Vaquero techniqu...

03/14/2025

Roping with the big boys next weekend so Practicing the fancy yet useful turnover shots. Trying to channel my inner Torres 😂🤙

03/14/2025

Worked on following a feel with this 5yr old c**t in for starting. Things around the legs can be very scary to a horse. Without legs they die so they are protective of them. But developing a deep understanding of feel to a horse is extremely important so they can understand what we are asking.
👉Do you incorporate leading by the leg and rope your horses feet at home? Why and why not?

The most expensive precious metal I’ve ever bought. But it’ll last a lifetime 😉4 more weeks and and the last crack shoul...
03/13/2025

The most expensive precious metal I’ve ever bought. But it’ll last a lifetime 😉
4 more weeks and and the last crack should be gone. Thank goodness for modern medicine🤙

Training mane and shedding out. 3yr old Big Iron. 15.31/2hh gonna be easing back into work here in a bit. 👌👌🤙🤙
03/12/2025

Training mane and shedding out. 3yr old Big Iron. 15.31/2hh gonna be easing back into work here in a bit. 👌👌🤙🤙

You know what season it’s getting to be?? Ranch Experience and roping season!! If you’re looking for the real deal of 3 ...
03/11/2025

You know what season it’s getting to be??
Ranch Experience and roping season!!
If you’re looking for the real deal of 3 days of roping, branding, working cattle out of the rodear, working pens horseback, campfire meals and memories to last a lifetime Ranch Experience has one spot open.

https://www.facebook.com/share/1N2WGGu7q1/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Great second Western Dressage Clinic. We had some classroom presentations lots of riding and patterns to help you and yo...
03/11/2025

Great second Western Dressage Clinic. We had some classroom presentations lots of riding and patterns to help you and your horse grow and improve. Everyone rode a test and did very well.
It was a great group and I’m thankful for the people that take pictures!
If you’d be interested in a WD clinic or any clinic, let me know and maybe we can work something out.

Last weekend we had our first of two Western Dressage Clinics. It was full of good folks that were interested in honing ...
03/05/2025

Last weekend we had our first of two Western Dressage Clinics. It was full of good folks that were interested in honing thier horsemanship and taking it to the next level. They all did excellent and it was great to teach on such a beautiful weekend.

02/28/2025

A lot of folks ask to much to soon and to often on c**ts and older horses. Just being a passenger is great exercise for you and the horse to adopt and develop.
Great day to ride enjoy your Friday!

02/26/2025

Only 1 spot left in our 4th Annual Ranch Experience.
Very Small group, No arenas, lots of cattle work the best horsemanship and stockmanship around, 3 days of fun and education with Memories to last!!
Event information is in the link below.

https://www.facebook.com/share/1Gi912kRkd/?mibextid=wwXIfr

02/25/2025

BEAUTIFUL DAY to ride! This girl came to our Horse Development Week and decided to stay a little longer and continue making progress. She was very evasive to the bit, unbalanced and high headed, hollow backed. I’ve been teaching her the opposite of that and how to follow a feel and learn to relax. Not forcing head down but through feel and psychology.

Visit www.patreon.com/remounthorsemanship for your horse training needs.

02/21/2025

Very short clip of a horse in for Horse Development Week. The horse moved with a hollow back and high head which resulted in a rough trot, rushing canter departs amongst other things.
You CANNOT force or really just ride a horse to relax and be fluid and smooth it doesn’t do any good at all.
What we can do is teach a horse to line out and use their bodies in a balanced manner. Once they understand the reins and legs we can use that to get them balanced and they’ll get comfortable and seek that fluid softness we all want.

02/21/2025

Last day of HD week. Tomorrow is the clinic weekend. After some good arena training it’s good to get them out on the trail

02/20/2025

Horse Development Week continues. Come snow rain and sleet we’re out making horses.

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#Teamemmett did the stairs to heaven and the ditch of death. Took 2 sessions to get him to want to go into the ditch but he seems to enjoy it. Pawed like a banshee for a good while. Now time to wash my cinch.

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Weekly video for the Emmett fan club!! He’s trucking right along with great improvements.

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Roping with the big boys next weekend so Practicing the fancy yet useful turnover shots. Trying to channel my inner #Pedro Torres 😂🤙

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Worked on following a feel with this 5yr old colt in for starting. Things around the legs can be very scary to a horse. Without legs they die so they are protective of them. But developing a deep understanding of feel to a horse is extremely important so they can understand what we are asking. 👉Do you incorporate leading by the leg and rope your horses feet at home? Why and why not?

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A lot of folks ask to much to soon and to often on colts and older horses. Just being a passenger is great exercise for you and the horse to adopt and develop. Great day to ride enjoy your Friday!

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Only 1 spot left in our 4th Annual Ranch Experience. Very Small group, No arenas, lots of cattle work the best horsemanship and stockmanship around, 3 days of fun and education with Memories to last!! Event information is in the link below. https://www.facebook.com/share/1Gi912kRkd/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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BEAUTIFUL DAY to ride! This girl came to our Horse Development Week and decided to stay a little longer and continue making progress. She was very evasive to the bit, unbalanced and high headed, hollow backed. I’ve been teaching her the opposite of that and how to follow a feel and learn to relax. Not forcing head down but through feel and psychology. Visit www.patreon.com/remounthorsemanship for your horse training needs.

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Very short clip of a horse in for Horse Development Week. The horse moved with a hollow back and high head which resulted in a rough trot, rushing canter departs amongst other things. You CANNOT force or really just ride a horse to relax and be fluid and smooth it doesn’t do any good at all. What we can do is teach a horse to line out and use their bodies in a balanced manner. Once they understand the reins and legs we can use that to get them balanced and they’ll get comfortable and seek that fluid softness we all want.

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Last day of HD week. Tomorrow is the clinic weekend. After some good arena training it’s good to get them out on the trail

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Horse Development Week continues. Come snow rain and sleet we’re out making horses.

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Lateral flexion. You need it. You really need it at all gaits. Every time you ask for it. Nose follows reins, feet follow nose. More training videos at www.patreon.com/remounthorsemanship

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Give away TIME!! For my www.patreon.com/remounthorsemanship members I do giveaways. So here’s the winners from this round. Thank y’all so much for the support as a very small business it means a lot to me and my family!!

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