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# Horse Training Club

Horseback Riding Training

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [Reasons to Ride Bareback](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/reasons-to-ride-bareback/) - When it comes to riding, we already know the drill: find your horse, tack-up and off you go. But what if you forget the saddle? Riding bareback is something that comes naturally when you are a child, yet as an adult, hardly any of us ride – let alone train – without it. This is
- [Why Hacking is as Significant as Schooling](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/why-hacking-is-as-significant-as-schooling/) - There’s no denying that schooling is an important part of your journey to be the best horse and rider combo you can be. However, it gets boring for you and your horse. It’s important to have some variety and hacking is the perfect way to shake things up while still working on discipline at the
- [What You Can Expect Riding A Horse For The First Time](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/first-time-riding/) - Riding a horse can be a very intimate and enjoyable experience, but not all people continue riding after their initial lessons. You can explore more options for Oahu area here: http://horsebackridingoahu.com/ To enjoy horse riding, it is essential that you are aware of all the elements involved when riding a horse. This extends beyond sitting
- [NHTEC OPEN LETTER TO BRITISH HORSE SOCIETY](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/nhtec-open-letter-to-british-horse-society/) - Dear Mrs Petersen As you will be aware, NHTEC has been an active, ethical horse training BHS Riding club since 2008. In 2012 NHTEC became the first PRO-CHOICE Riding club in the UK and in 2013 the club submitted a formal application requesting a rule change to allow bitless bridles and optional nosebands in bitted

## Pages

- [Home](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/)
- [Get In Touch](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/get-in-touch/) - Get In Touch Are you interested in learning more about how to peacefully coexist with horses in an equally beneficial manner? Horseback Riding Training is here to help you achieve exactly that goal! We work with horses and riders in unison to ensure a perfect harmony for everyone involved – that’s the only way to
- [About](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/about/) - About Us Horseback riding requires a certain temperament – of both the rider and the horse themselves – so it’s important that you receive the proper training to be an effective and safe horse rider. The Horse Training Club is dedicated not only to helping riders successfully view the world from a horseback perspective, but
- [Horse Training Club](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/horse-training-club/)
- [Natural Horse Keeping](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/natural-horse-keeping/) - Companionship Horses are herd animals, they have lived in herds for more than six million years and social bonding is extremely important to them. Horses need companionship in order to be truly content, if you are unable to have another horse, a donkey, sheep, goat or even a chicken! Will all provide some measure of
- [Reading Resources](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/reading-resources/) - Budiansky, Stephen The Nature of Horses Kiley-Worthington, M The Behaviour of Horses in Relation to Management and Training Loch, Sylvia Dressage in Lightness Invisible Riding: The Secret of Balance for You and Your Horse The Classical Rider: Being at One with Your Horse The Classical Seat: A Guide for the Everyday Rider McGreevy, Paul Equine
- [FAQ](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/faq/) - Norfolk Horse Training and Equitation Club's resident trainer, Johanna Macarthur, addresses some frequently asked questions... "All training is affected by the horse's ability to learn both as an individual and as a prey species." "All training starts with home management" jm The first thing to remember is that, simple behaviour/training principles, will apply to every

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## Categories

- [Uncategorized](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/category/uncategorized/)
- [Ride Bareback Reasons](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/category/ride-bareback-reasons/)
- [Hacking](http://www.horsetrainingclub.org/category/hacking/)