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Jim Hall

My name is Jim Hall I am a Method and Theory Horseman. I have had the opportunity to work with many Horses my entire life growing up on a horse ranch in Colorado from 4H to Little Britches rodeos and class A Arabian horse shows. Being older now with a Equine facility of my own I'm always in search of training methods ,theory's, and equipment that is used to complete a finished horse, so what works for one horse might not work for another horse therefore training a finished horse requires lots for tools used ethically and humanly.

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Equestrian Advice & Guides · Horse Care

What's In Your Tool Box 3 - Transporting Your Horse

By Jim Hall 24-09-2019

Transporting horse's can be pretty stressful, short or long trips, so here are some tips on shipping horse's... I worked for a horse transport company for a few years, driving tractor trailers up and down North and South coasts, carrying American saddlebreds to happy birthday ponies and everything in between, so I have witnessed a lot of do's and dont's along the way. When sending horse's or if you plan on hauling yourself, make sure to have the correct vet health ch...

Equestrian Advice & Guides · General Equestrian

What's In Your Tool Box 2

By Jim Hall 14-08-2019

I get asked all the time how to slow a horse down creating a floating jog and a lope that is as slow and smooth with real power in the hind end and the front end, lifted with free movement. There are many qualifying factors leading up to this point. Asking for the slower speeds is not something to ask your horse if these levels are not reached. ...

Equestrian Advice & Guides · General Equestrian

What's In Your Tool Box

By Jim Hall 10-07-2019

Is there a method to our madness or a theory we haven't tried? How about a new piece of equipment, thinking that it will change things for the better. Training any horse and in any discipline will require methods, theories and good equipment. Growing up on a large horse facility in Colorado, and progressing from 4H to Little Britches to class A shows, I had the opportunity to " bend the ears" of pros and amateur's alike and to look inside what these horsemen had to offer...