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03/03/2023

Big news!

We’re going to be merging our Horse&Rider OnDemand account with our main page over at Horse&Rider Magazine]!

Tune in for training tips, action videos, educational content, and lots more.

For all things Horse&Rider, including all of our OnDemand content, head over and give us a follow there!
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01/03/2023

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Stream our FREE playlist about the basics of the cow horse event. ⁣
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01/03/2023

From introducing flying changes to drills that will keep them tuned up, Bud Lyon, Brad Barkemeyer, Cody Crow, and the Horse&Rider OnDemand coaches give you their best tips and drills for perfecting flying changes. Hear them explain and demonstrate how to DIY flying changes in the How-To: Flying Changes playlist, available now! http://bit.ly/3ELWsLX

27/02/2023

We would like to congratulate one of our amazing OnDemand trainers, Robin Frid, for being declared AQHA's Most Valuable Horseman of 2022!

Robin is a wealth of knowledge and a well-respected member of the All-Around community.

Learn how to control your horse’s speed and direction with subtle riding cues: http://bit.ly/3IC300K

25/02/2023

Anthony is no stranger to the winner’s circle or to training young horses. He has had unparalleled success in the yearling longe line events. The preparedness of the young horses that come out of Leier’s yearling program enables them to move on seamlessly into the under saddle events. He currently owns and operates Leier Performance Horses in Gordonville, Texas. ⁣
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Anyone working with a foal, weanling, yearling, or previously untouched horse can benefit from Leier’s new training video series on Horse&Rider OnDemand+.

25/02/2023

We’re sliding into the weekend with help from . See Al’s tips and tricks for finding elusive feel: http://bit.ly/3XhuXjI

24/02/2023

Catch up on the hottest videos in February! Watch here: http://bit.ly/2xBMexY

23/02/2023

In his c**t-starting series on Horse&Rider OnDemand, Miles Baker takes us through his entire c**t-starting process from saddling to first rides. In this series of videos, Miles breaks down hand-use fundamentals on a c**t to set them up for success in the future. He shares the importance of rewarding small improvements and how skipping these steps might confuse your c**t down the road. Watch this series here: http://bit.ly/3ILy92b

21/02/2023

discusses hand placement and how he likes to “keep his hands in a box.” Full video on Horse&Rider OnDemand

21/02/2023

Boyd Rice is a cutting and reined cow horse trainer, as well as a proven all-around horseman and cowboy. With a background in c**t starting, he has established a successful show career, amassing earnings in excess of $4 million in the Western performance horse industry.

Click on the link to see Boyd Rice explain why a smooth lead departure is important. He also demonstrates how he teaches his young horses to have a smooth lead departure.
http://bit.ly/3ZcVU9B

20/02/2023

What happens when you’re riding a new horse and you ask for the stop? Does he stop automatically? Does he slowly trickle down to a stop? Or does he prefer to stop on his front end instead of his hind? In the third video in this 12-par series, Bud Lyon explains the importance of testing your stop and shows you what he likes to do when he’s working with a new horse. Watch now! http://bit.ly/3K6eYlF

20/02/2023

Does your horse dance around when you try to put him next to a mounting block? Monique Potts shows you how she teaches a horse to stand where you need him to when it comes time to use a mounting block. Click the link to watch! http://bit.ly/3K90tNW

19/02/2023

The correction bit is a common bit you see in several Western disciplines. Watch to learn why Brad Barkemeyer likes to use it on his cow horses. Watch here: http://bit.ly/3XwPKA6

18/02/2023

Teaching horses to stay standing tied is a critical—but often overlooked—part of the horse training process, no matter what you plan to do with your equine partners. shares why spending time on a patience pole can help improve your relationship with your horse and make your time in the saddle more successful. Learn more: http://bit.ly/3YQmhlF

17/02/2023

Your horse's wellness is most important. Be sure you're doing what you can to help keep your horse healthy and happy. In this video, Brad Barkemeyer takes you through his equine wellness check: http://bit.ly/3YOQG3O

17/02/2023

When competing in events like horsemanship, you must sit quietly while guiding your horse. There’s no room for wildly flapping legs, heavy-handed reining, or over-exaggerated riding cues. That said, no matter how sensitive your horse is to your cues, you can’t be a mannequin propped up on top of your mount. Learn how to control your horse’s speed and direction with subtle riding cues from Robin Frid. Watch now! http://bit.ly/410hBf5

16/02/2023

In Ranch Versatility events, you might be tasked with dragging a log from the back of your horse.

However, if your horse has never worked a rope before, you'll want to work on desensitizing him to it first.

Cody Crow, owner of , discusses the safest way to get your horse accustomed to a rope, before you teach him to drag a log.

Watch the clip here: http://bit.ly/3YwDBMT

16/02/2023

Cody Crow discusses a simple drill to prepare your horse for cow work.
Link in bio for more training tips, or to learn more.

15/02/2023

When it comes to trail riding, certain things just come in handy—an extra halter and lead, hobbles, friends to ride with, fly spray, snacks, and, of course, neck reining. While it’s not required, if you teach your horse to neck rein, it allows you to multitask as you ride. Level up your trail ride with 5 exercises from that teach your horse to neck rein: http://bit.ly/3lmp8o9

15/02/2023

Being able to effectively side-pass your horse, can certainly elevate your ranch riding pattern!

Listen to discuss his expectations for a horse, when they side pass over a log. Watch the full video here: http://bit.ly/3YE9aVe

15/02/2023

Anyone working with a foal, weanling, yearling, or previously untouched horse can benefit from Anthony Leier’s training video series. Learn how to desensitize a yearling and make your own desensitizing tool with items you probably already have in the barn: http://bit.ly/3DSfYGp

14/02/2023

How does backing up factor into your reining score? discusses how to improve your horse’s backing skills and the most effective way to use your leg and hand to master the backup. http://bit.ly/3jD3Jqi

14/02/2023

You’ve heard the term ‘fencing a horse’ but do you know what it means? World champion trainer breaks down the benefits of fencing and why you should try it out. http://bit.ly/3DRmn4A

13/02/2023

When trainers started using the word “broke” hundreds of years ago, they meant that they’d broken a horse’s spirit. As horsemanship has evolved, we’ve learned that “breaking” a horse’s spirit isn’t the goal. No—I want a horse that’s still got his spirit, enthusiasm, and mojo.

Instead of a broke horse, I’ll use the phrase “well-trained.” Learn 5 elements of a well-trained horse. http://bit.ly/3lf5Fpf

10/02/2023

Every horse is different. Don’t let the pressure of getting ready for a particular event cause you to push your horse past what he’s capable of doing. shares his top 3 tips to do right by your horse when under pressure: http://bit.ly/3DQMuZk

10/02/2023

Whether you’re at home or at a show, you always want your horse to be well-mannered. Longeing is a useful tool to train your horse to behave politely both on the ground and when you’re in the saddle. See groundwork expert, .potts.73, best tips for longeing. http://bit.ly/3YxjRZc

09/02/2023

From the World's Greatest Horseman to the Open and Non-Pro Finals at the NRHA and Snaffle Bit Futurites, we’re releasing the top 10 runs from some of the biggest competitions of 2022. Get some popcorn and a comfortable spot on the couch — this exclusive Horse&Rider OnDemand footage is hard to stop watching once you start! http://bit.ly/3liWPH9

09/02/2023

Rest, Recover, Ride

After an intense horse show, it’s important to give your horse some downtime before preparing for your next event. shares his tips for keeping his horse happy and healthy in between shows. Learn more!
http://bit.ly/3YeJgXR

08/02/2023

A confident rider understands their horse intimately, right down to knowing what makes that horse tick. When you know what creates emotion in your horse, you can learn what those emotions mean, and more importantly, you can learn how he reacts to a particular emotion and then decide what your response should be.

Learn how to connect with your horse to build better confidence with : https://bit.ly/3lh22PH

08/02/2023

7 Steps to Learn the Ranch Trail Sidepass with Cody Crow

Being able to effectively side pass your horse is a must when you’re competing in an event like ranch trail, but this skill set can also come in handy if you’re out on a trail or you need to move your horse toward or away from an obstacle on the ranch, like a gate. Learn more!
http://bit.ly/3RJrBoQ

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Rhythmic pressure creates rhythmic movement 👏🏻 Watch more with @moniquehorsemanship on Horse&Rider OnDemand! http://bit.ly/3Y7t0Hl

One maneuver you'll see in ranch trail classes is ground tying. Cody Crow shows you a drill you can use at home to get your horse familiar to ground tying. Listen to Cody's tips: http://bit.ly/3IPDEhm

Lets talk Tack! In one of our most popular videos this month, @budlyonperformancehorses talks about his personal tack preferences, how to find the right fit, and other tips and tricks. Watch now! http://bit.ly/3StvVZm

Us? Obsessed? Yup. Head to Horse&Rider OnDemand to catch @barkemeyerhorses in action: http://bit.ly/3EBCNym

With Horse&Rider OnDemand, you don’t just get footage from perfect training sessions. Bud Lyon of @budlyonperformancehorses goes through a ranch riding pattern after working with the horse on areas of concern. At OnDemand, you receive access to training content from top western trainers, that want to help you succeed no matter your level.

Your horse is an athlete, and athletes require downtime. Ryan Rushing of @rrushingph discusses ways to avoid burnout in your horse. Watch the entire video and subscribe to Horse&Rider OnDemand for access to training content from top western trainers.

@milesbaker7 discusses hand placement and how he likes to “keep his hands in a box.” Full video on Horse&Rider OnDemand

Who’s that sliding across your feed? Brad Barkemeyer of course 🤩 @barkemeyerhorses. Stream western training videos from your favorite coaches: http://bit.ly/3InAdy6

Tim Christensen discusses the working lope in Western Dressage. Check out more training tips for western dressage here! http://bit.ly/3S7ILg0

Cody Crow discusses a simple drill to prepare your horse for cow work. Link in bio for more training tips, or to learn more.

Being able to effectively side-pass your horse, can certainly elevate your ranch riding pattern! Listen to @budlyonperformancehorses discuss his expectations for a horse, when they side pass over a log. Watch the full video here: http://bit.ly/3YE9aVe

We could watch Brad Lund ride all day 🤩 Watch more! http://bit.ly/40GxRBO

There’s just something about those all-around horses. 😍 What’s your favorite event in the all-around? http://bit.ly/3tDwV0K

The ole' rub your belly - pat your head trick! AQHA Professional Horseman @aldunning knows how and what it takes to be a more engaged rider. He emphasizes that each arm and leg has a purpose, and your horse should be engaged based on what your arms and legs are asking. Watch now: http://bit.ly/3YzQcOL

One of the most respected horsemen in the industry, Al Dunning has produced world-champion horses and riders in multiple disciplines. Watch as he explains how snaffle bits, curb bits, and hackamores work for better horsemanship understanding. Watch all of the Al Dunning series! http://bit.ly/3DQOIYF

Making a cut is one of the most important parts of a cutting event. Jade Keller helps his non-pro riders become more confident with making a cut. Watch the full video! https://bit.ly/3l9gjxT

One of our most watched videos last month was this turn-around practice with Al Dunning. Watch here ➡️ https://bit.ly/3jipPy2

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