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DISCOVERING HARNESS & SADDLERY Shire horse history book		$12.91	4h 12m
THE HARNESS HORSE MAGAZINE SEPT. 21, 1966		$15.50	7h 13m
Dec 6, 1961 The Harness Horse Magazine Stormy Dream		$9.99	11h 35m
STANLEY DANCER Harness Horse Racing Video DVD CARDIGAN BAY ALBATROSS SU MAC LAD	-	$19.50 $21.50	17h 34m
LITTLE BROWN JUG DVD Harness Horse Racing Video BRET HANOVER NIATROSS OVERTRICK	-	$26.00 $30.00	17h 34m
HAMBLETONIAN DVD Harness Horse Racing Video SPEEDY CROWN GREYHOUND SUPER BOWL	-	$17.00 $20.00	17h 34m
ROOSEVELT RACEWAY 1982 1983 DVD Harness Horse Racing Video CAM FELLA DOCS FELLA	-	$16.00 $18.00	17h 35m
1941 Colliers Magazine Cover Art Horse Armour Sword Couple Harness		$9.99	21h 47m
Jan 1965 Magazine The Harness Horse Racing Race Tracks		$10.25	1d 13h 17m

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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":

A standing rule throughout this material is the understanding that any time your colt has a problem with something, you need to step back in your training. Bathing is no exception. If necessary, leave the wash rack entirely and practice prior exercises for as long as it takes. Wash racks can be slippery spaces so you don't want any more "flailing legs" than absolutely necessary. This entire process should be a quiet, business-like affair. If he simply refuses to allow his head to be showered, go back and practice sacking out his ears, eyes, muzzle or what-have-you. This time use more objects, maybe ones that make more noise or have a decidedly different feel to them. (Rustling wax paper, a length of rope that approximates the look and feel of a hose, a dripping sponge, etc.) If he's got issues with the hose touching his back feet, fall back and practice with your lunge whip or lariat, wrapping an unwrapping his legs. This stuff's easy if you've done your homework.