cues

If you’re looking for more precision when you ride, then you’ll need to develop strong leg cues. Your seat and hands can also help guide your horse in the beginning, but ultimately your legs have much more control. You’ll be able to direct your horse’s shoulders, ribcage, and hindquarters with three simple cues. Leg Cues...

Horses can be taught to response to verbal commands. They are able to pick up certain words and tones in the voice. It’s a great way to help your horse understand what you want from him. Short words can be used on the ground, such as when leading or lunging, and even in the saddle....