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These three outstanding videos have never been seen by the public. They have never been offered for sale and they never will be. I was lucky to have been able to acquire these tapes and I’m going to give them to you free as a bonus when you purchase my training videos. Read the detailed video descriptions below. Act Now... This Deal Won't Last Forever! The Noble Foundation has agreed to make these videos available to me for a limited time only. However, I did manage to talk them into giving me at least a two-weeks notice before they pull the plug. So, to insure you get your free bonus videos...
Place your order now! (DVD
format) There is a complete description of the bonus videos below. Production values of the bonus videos range from "good" to only "fair", however, I think you’ll find these tapes contain some of the "best information" you’ll ever see. Note! The bonus videos are NOT for sale under any circumstances. They can only be obtained through this special offer. Read The Detailed Video Descriptions Below
“Bits &
Bitting For Your Horse” Let me ask you a question. What do you know about bits? I’m serious. My guess is the average horse owner can recite everything he knows about bits in 60 seconds or less. Even experienced horsemen can’t tell you much about how different bits work. And yet, this knowledge is critical if you expect your horse to perform well. Do you know there are a lot of training problems that can be attributed directly to the bit you use? And yes, having good hands is important but the best hands in the world can’t overcome the handicap of using the wrong bit. When choosing a bit for a particular horse there are so many things to consider. Does the horse need a bit that’s under-balanced or over-balanced? How much “signal” should the bit have? What pressure points does the bit utilize? Does this particular horse require a bit that has a slow release or a quick release? Does the horse need a bit that’s light in weight or heavy? And the list goes on. All these things are important to know. With this video you’ll get a very thorough education from professional bit maker Greg Darnall. Greg’s not only a top-notch bit maker. He’s also an expert horseman. He knows what he’s talking about. You’re going to get valuable information that few people are fortunate enough to receive. Here’s what you’ll learn…
At the end of his lecture, Greg does a live demonstration with a two-year-old filly. First, he checks the filly up in a snaffle to teach her to drop her nose and give to the bit. He then rides the filly to demonstrate flexion and lightness. This video contains the absolute best information I’ve ever found on bits and bitting. I think you’ll love it. Approximate running time: 1 hour DVD
“Hackamore (Bosal)
Training" When it’s done the right way, a horse that’s been trained in the hackamore (bosal) will be the lightest, most responsive horse you’ll ever ride. That’s because, when you use a hackamore, you can’t force a horse to perform. He must be taught. Strong-arm tactics that you can get away with when using a bit just won’t work with a hackamore. Because of this, hackamore training usually produces a horse that is more confident, supple, light and responsive. In this video, top reining horse trainer Dick Pieper demonstrates the techniques he uses to get his horses “finger tip” light without the use of force. Master these simple techniques and you’ll be amazed at what you can get your horse to do. Here’s a small sample of what you’ll learn…
The important thing to realize about this tape is that it shows you an alternative training technique. If you’ve been having problems teaching your horse to be light and correct, you may find the answer to those problems in this video. I also want to point out that Dick does an excellent job of explaining the proper sequence of the training. That is, he shows you step #1, then step #2 and when to go to step #3 etc. You’ll have a clear understanding of how to put a solid foundation on your horse. And, how to build on that foundation until your horse is naturally sliding and spinning. Quite frankly, it’s an awesome video! A note for serious horsemen only: The most beautiful stops I’ve ever seen in my life were performed by horses that were trained in the hackamore. If you are dead serious about getting good at this, I strongly recommend that you read the book “Hackamore Reinsman” by Ed Connell, available through tack stores and catalogs. This 94 page book is strictly a manual of instruction so it’s very tedious to read. However, if you’ll force yourself to read it at least 10 times, you’ll gain an understanding of hackamore training that very few people have. The book also shows the correct way to tie the reins to the hackamore. Combine what you learn in the video along with the book and you’ll know how to train superior reining horses. Approximate running time: 1 hour 30 minute DVD
“Training &
Showing the Reining Horse” He shared with them critical information that just isn’t available on any other video I’ve seen. In fact, I’ll go so far as to say, “The missing ingredients that could really advance your horse’s performance are to be found in this tape." Here’s what you’ll learn…
Bob did a fantastic job in this video. I especially liked the stopping demonstration he did on a three year old palomino mare. The mare just flat refused to stop. Bob had to give her some serious correction before she decided to try. By the end of the demonstration she was stopping like a good one. I’m sure you’ll love this tape as much as I do. P.S. You may have viewed Bob’s other videos (for sale in tack stores). Those videos are good, but in this video you’ll get a much clearer understanding of Bob’s training techniques. Especially the sliding stops and collection. Running time is approximately 1 hour 15 minute DVD
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