Horse & Rider

Cones for Confidence

With horses, safety is paramount. A key part of being a confident, effective rider is knowing your horse guides willingly on command. If he does, you’ve established one of the foundations for both horse-and-rider safety and effective horsemanship.

My Crazy Cones exercise will boost that guidability. By keeping your horse listening and guessing, it renders

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