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Advanced Bozal, 4-Reins & Bit ~ Peruvian Paso Gaited Horse ~ DVD		$24.00	4h 47m
Training the Gaited Horse DVD with trainers Gary Lane and Anita Howe		$26.95	2d 5h 10m
The Gaited Horse Magazine Spring 2002 Mountain Horse The Paso Beat & Tiger Horse		$12.59	2d 15h 17m
Training the Gaited Horse, From the Trail to the Rail book and 2 dvds		$50.00	4d 4h 2m
Understanding the Gaited Trail Horse DVD	1	$18.00	4d 4h 5m
Personalized Backpack Laptop Book bag 3 5 Gaited Horse		$39.99	4d 20h 55m
1ST ISSUE AMERICAN GAITED HORSE MAGAZINE AGHA Bob Bounds	-	$14.99 $19.99	5d 5h 26m
2nd ISSUE AMERICAN GAITED HORSE MAGAZINE AGHA	-	$6.99 $9.99	5d 5h 51m
3rd ISSUE AMERICAN GAITED HORSE MAGAZINE AGHA Overo Genetics, Gaited Pony +	-	$6.99 $9.99	5d 6h 10m

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Foal Training Explained: The First Two Years
Mare owners, if you'd like to get your colt or filly started out with a proper foundation, I would suggest the investment of $5.99 in my foal-training course.

- Download and print from your home computer
- 5 days, 5 chapters
- Learn at your own pace

An excerpt from "Your Foal: Essential Training for the Young Horse":

If you have the luxury of picking your days (and hence the weather), do yourself a favor and choose a hot day. First, you won't have to worry about him staying wet and getting sick, second the cooling effect will help make him see the bathing rack as a pleasant place. (Avoid cold days altogether.)

If your horse is unfamiliar with the wash rack, bring along a dressage whip in addition to your water bucket, sweat scraper, shampoo, conditioner, etc. The floors of most racks are simply poured cement and this new sensation can cause your foal to balk and refuse to even enter the area. Should the horse plant his front feet and refuse to approach, don't try forcing the issue. (Not only is that dangerous on a slick surface, it'll solidify his initial thought, that bad things happen there.)