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Thistle Ridge Stables
Thistle Ridge Stables - Home of Happy Horses
As an experienced riding instructor and coach Laura can help you communicate with your horse to develop it through systematic training techniques. Learn stable management tips, tricks and get show ring savvy with the knowledge that Laura shares.
Host of the very successful Skill Builders Show Clinics.
Laura Kelland-May:
•Senior Judge Equine Canada Hunter
•Senior Judge Equine Canada Jumper
•Senior Judge Equine Canada Hack and Equitation
•Recorded Steward Equine Canada Hunter/Jumper
•National Coaching Certification Program Level 2 coach
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Laura Kelland-May:
http://www.ThistleRidgeStables.com
•Senior Judge Equine Canada Hunter
•Senior Judge Equine Canada Jumper
•Senior Judge Equine Canada Hack and Equitation
•Recorded Steward Equine Canada Hunter/Jumper
•National Coaching Certification Program Level 2 coach
Recent posts on this blog
Horse Training, Reward Your Horse For Trying
Horse Training When you are horse training, reward your horse for trying. This does not necessisarily mean give the horse a bag of carrots for doing the least little thing. Horse training can be made more fun for the horse …
Stable Management – Top 3 Thrush Symptoms and Thrush Treatments for Your Horse’s Hooves
What are Thrush Symptoms photo credit: carterse Hoof thrush is a smelly condition of the horse’s hoof characterized by the following major symptoms: Distinctive (emphasis on stink) odor. When picking out the horse’s hooves the smell can be identified immediately. …
Dressge Horse Training – Top Three Things That Go Wrong with Your Square Halt When Training Your Dressage Horse
Top three things that can go wrong when halting in a dressage test. When performing your dressage horse training one of the most ellusive movements is a square halt. If your halt is not well defined and performed correctly, it …
Dressage Saddle or General Purpose Saddle Which Horse Saddle Should I Use?
"Should I use a dressage saddle or a General Purpose Saddle when showing my horse?" I recently got asked this question.