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Archives for August 2013

Control The Shoulders To Control Your Horse

August 28, 2013 By ljcoalter

by Terry Myers In my opinion, a horse can’t buck, kick or rear up if they are relaxed and square in their shoulders. Most performance problems; loping too fast, lead issues, bad reining spins, knocking over barrels in barrel patterns are all symptoms of shoulder problems. Last month we talked about things the rider can change to help correct shoulder problems. In this article … [Read more...] about Control The Shoulders To Control Your Horse

Notes From Inside The Corral (September 2013)

August 28, 2013 By ljcoalter

August has been a busy month for us both inside and outside the Corral offices. This issue once again has an insert, this time previewing the All American Quarter Horse Congress taking place in October. We have included a really slick at-a-glance reference guide to the many events taking place during the three week show. If you are trying to figure out which days to attend … [Read more...] about Notes From Inside The Corral (September 2013)

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