| It is far more enjoyable to ride a horse
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| | easy hurdles. This way he develops trust
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| that trusts you rather than one who does
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| | in you. Never make him do anything which
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| not. But getting a horse to trust you is
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| | is beyond his capabilities.
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| a difficult task, especially if the horse
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| | Gaining trust from a horse which has been
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| has a history of past abuse.
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| | previously abused, is nearly impossible.
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| It is indeed possible to befriend a horse
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| | However with a lot of patience, you may
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| who is shy and reticent but does not have
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| | evoke some confidence at the end.
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| a history of past abuse. Make sure that
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| | Taking to your horse if a soft, soothing
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| you approach the horse from the left. And
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| | voice helps. Do this before you ask him
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| always remember to show him what you have
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| | to do any task. Never make yourself
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| in your hands - even if it is a hoof
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| | overbearing to your horse, demanding to
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| pick, meant to be used on him.
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| | get his attention. And never try to ride
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| The second thing to remember is always to
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| | him before you get his trust. Relieve him
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| wear tight clothes. Loose clothing flaps
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| | of any fright or mistrust first. When he
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| in the breeze and may unnerve you horse.
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| | is used to your presence as well as your
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| And once you have scared him, it is
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| | voice, approach him then. Remember always
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| difficult to make him believe you. Its
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| | that a horse who is scared is very
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| hardly comfortable both for the owner as
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| | difficult to manage, so never force
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| well as the horse, if there is an element
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| | anything on him. On the contrary, offer
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| of fear and mistrust between the two of
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| | him some food that he enjoys. Soon after
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| you.
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| | he has relished something given by you a
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| To put it simply you should not make the
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| | few times, gently stroke his muzzle to
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| horse do any activity, which he does not
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| | befriend him further.
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| feel confident to do. The horse has to
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| | You know you have reached some
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| have full confidence on you, when you ask
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| | understanding with your horse, if you
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| him to jump or trot down an unfamiliar
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| | find that your horse is letting you
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| path. If you ask him to take a jump and
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| | stroke him. You must however never ride
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| he fails to do so, he will lose the
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| | an abused horse, without the help of a
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| confidence he has in you instantly. He
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| | horse trainer, who has had some
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| will be frightened to take any command
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| | experience with abused horses. These
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| from you the next time. So, instead try
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| | horses are calm when you are on the
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| and build his confidence in you slowly
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| | ground but starts panicking when you are
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| and gradually. Practice with him, going
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| | trying to ride them.
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| down a wide and easy road or jumping over
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