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Follow my adventures as I bring along "Leo" my 2020 upper level dressage prospect, starting as a yearling.

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February 27, 2015

Rocking the Dry-lot

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February 25, 2015

Operation Freedom Commences & Week 7 Update

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February 20, 2015

Bates Caprilli Jumping Saddle

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February 19, 2015

Buck Brannaman Clinic

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February 18, 2015

Cannon Bone Wound Update - Week 6

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February 16, 2015

Clean ALL the things

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February 14, 2015

Weaning the Bandage

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February 12, 2015

Update : Cannon Bone Wound - Week 5

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February 09, 2015

I Made Some Jumps!

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February 06, 2015

Cannon Bone Injury Update - Week 4

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February 02, 2015

Surviving Stall Rest

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Disclaimer

This blog and the training methods presented are not intended to be instructions, and I accept no responsibility for any injuries to horse or person that might try to replicate my training techniques. This blog is simply a forum for me to share accounts of what I personally did with my specific horses to train them. Do not assume that these methods would necessarily work with another horse or for any other person, or that another horse would react in the same way as described in this blog.

I simply hope that you find this blog entertaining and inspirational, and thanks for visiting!

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