Gender bias - in horses?!

Article Abstract:

Equine behaviorists and experienced trainers and non-pros have different opinions regarding gender bias in horses. Some experts feel there could be a history of abuse or mistreatment of certain gender or that horses do not fear predators but fear predatory behavior while some believe that it is an excuse for poor or inadequate training.

Management dynamics, Management, Behavior, Company business management

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My barrel horse rears in the alleyway

Article Abstract:

Sherry Cervi, a team Horse & Rider trainer, gives tips on how to manage a nervous and overly anxious mare by keeping a control over your emotions and letting the horse know that you are the boss. Mental roadblocks can wreak havoc on ones performance so it is best to remain calm and not show ones nervousness.

Methods, Horse training

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Mind reading

Article Abstract:

An Appaloosa trainer presents to the amateur horse-shopper, the method to judge a horse's disposition based on few simple observations from the ground. Tips are provided on how to distinguish between two different natures of horses, one perfect for an amateur, the other meant to be handled by a pro.

Animal behavior, Animal behaviour

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