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Hosted by Unknown Host · business · EN · 1,000 episodes
FREE #horsemanship tips from some of the greatest riders, trainers, breeders and performers in the world. The Horseman’s Corner was established in 1994 and since then, Howard has amassed over 1,250 hours of personal interviews with people involved in the world of horses.
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Episode #1436
Gary Kirchhoff operates and trains out of the Rockin P Ranch located in Gaylord, Kansas. He is a professional horse trainer and clinician with decades of experience spanning multiple equine disciplines, utilizing natural horsemanship philosophies influenced by masters like Tom Dorrance and Ray Hunt.
Episode #1434
Utah horseman Jim Hicks on how he trains his horses to handle the situations that might be uncomfortable for them. "I want to create thinking horses that respond, that learn to think their way out of a problem versus horses that react and check out. And so what I have found for myself is that in doing that, I need my horses familiar with the things that I'm going to expose them to, so that when I expose them to things that they're unfamiliar with, that they'll work with me and we can work through it in a positive way. This was a valuable lesson that I learned with a horse that I took to Tom Dorrance was when you allow the horse's curiosity to work for you, it's more powerful and more potent for the horse because what happens is you go out in the pasture and your intent is to catch the horse, you might just sit there and look at the tail end up because you're trying to catch them. But if you walk out in the pasture with a bucket of tools and you set them down and you start doing the job, the horse's curiosity will draw them in." That was Utah horseman and clinician Jim Hicks.
Episode #1433
Listen in to this archived interview with the late Howard Hale. Bill Bormes is an accomplished American professional horseman, horse trainer, and business manager based out of Castle Rock and Elizabeth, Colorado. He operates Bill Bormes Performance Horses, Inc., where he trains open and amateur horses and coaches riders. Bormes has also shared his personal story publicly regarding a major medical recovery. Following an initial knee replacement surgery where his metal allergies were overlooked, he suffered severe complications, including multiple strokes. He successfully reclaimed his mobility after a complex revision surgery performed by orthopedic specialists at AdventHealth Porter in Colorado.
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