This is my Canadian Percheron Cross, Bountiful Bayan,
who I call BB. BB turned 10 years old May 2010. He is a
joy to handle. His personality is so mischievous and
playful! He is grown and ready to begin his second career
in carriage driving!
who I call BB. BB turned 10 years old May 2010. He is a
joy to handle. His personality is so mischievous and
playful! He is grown and ready to begin his second career
in carriage driving!
This is Gin's Remme Martin!
A delightful Appaloosa/TB Cross Gelding.
Remme was under saddle when he came to reside at my
farm but was not working through his back or using his
hind legs properly. I decided to teach Remme to drive to
improve his overall strength and muscle development.
Turns out Remme really enjoys driving. See the video on
YouTube of Remme in theTraining Cart!
A delightful Appaloosa/TB Cross Gelding.
Remme was under saddle when he came to reside at my
farm but was not working through his back or using his
hind legs properly. I decided to teach Remme to drive to
improve his overall strength and muscle development.
Turns out Remme really enjoys driving. See the video on
YouTube of Remme in theTraining Cart!
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"Herschel" and Suzanne enjoy the Kentucky Horse Park
at the National Drive, 2009 in their Russ Hardwick,
Teeter Totter, two wheel carriage in Canton, Georgia.
Read the article "Driving Herschel" in HorseSouth Magazine's
Summer Heat 2007, issue! Page 22
at the National Drive, 2009 in their Russ Hardwick,
Teeter Totter, two wheel carriage in Canton, Georgia.
Read the article "Driving Herschel" in HorseSouth Magazine's
Summer Heat 2007, issue! Page 22
Remme has outgrown the training cart (above)
and will moving into my Russ Hardwick, Puddle
Jumper, an all aluminum 4 wheel competition
marathon cart!
and will moving into my Russ Hardwick, Puddle
Jumper, an all aluminum 4 wheel competition
marathon cart!
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Pepper, my App/Arab pony, and I enjoyed giving
an "Old Friend" a carriage Drive! Youtube!
I totally enjoy the challenge of "retraining".
an "Old Friend" a carriage Drive! Youtube!
I totally enjoy the challenge of "retraining".
I enjoy instructing how to "Ground Drive " a horse for saddle or beginning carriage driving. Proper "Ground Driving"
is an excellent way to retrain the horse with "sticky feet". Reining is the most important aspect of carriage driving.
Unlike riding the horse, there is no seat nor leg to block and steer the horse. It must be taught from the ground using
the principles of basic Dressage. Driver and horse communication must be excellent before a carriage is ever added.
I teach both the owner and the horse how drive together. While one is training the other is learning! My skills as an
educator transcend well to both my human and equine students. I train my horses very much like I taught my
classroom.. with respect, patience, and the encouragement "to never stop trying" to learn. Read the article
"Driving Herschel" , found on page 22, in HorseSouth Magazine's Summer Heat 2007 issue!
I believe in using positive reinforcement, "Clicker Training", when training horses more so than just relying on
traditional Pressure/Release Methods. "Clicker Training" allows the horse to "think through the choices" and choose
the correct behavior more readily. Thus when it is the horse's choice the behavior is learned. There is so much
pleasure in watching a fearful horse realize that the "Click" means, " Oh!, that's all you are asking".
I am available to equine enthusiast needing help with a human/horse relationship. I can get you started with a "Clicker
Communication" system, "Ground Driving" or Beginning Carriage Driving.
References are available upon request!
georgiana@horsefavors.com
(404) 313-1354
Cumming, Georgia
is an excellent way to retrain the horse with "sticky feet". Reining is the most important aspect of carriage driving.
Unlike riding the horse, there is no seat nor leg to block and steer the horse. It must be taught from the ground using
the principles of basic Dressage. Driver and horse communication must be excellent before a carriage is ever added.
I teach both the owner and the horse how drive together. While one is training the other is learning! My skills as an
educator transcend well to both my human and equine students. I train my horses very much like I taught my
classroom.. with respect, patience, and the encouragement "to never stop trying" to learn. Read the article
"Driving Herschel" , found on page 22, in HorseSouth Magazine's Summer Heat 2007 issue!
I believe in using positive reinforcement, "Clicker Training", when training horses more so than just relying on
traditional Pressure/Release Methods. "Clicker Training" allows the horse to "think through the choices" and choose
the correct behavior more readily. Thus when it is the horse's choice the behavior is learned. There is so much
pleasure in watching a fearful horse realize that the "Click" means, " Oh!, that's all you are asking".
I am available to equine enthusiast needing help with a human/horse relationship. I can get you started with a "Clicker
Communication" system, "Ground Driving" or Beginning Carriage Driving.
References are available upon request!
georgiana@horsefavors.com
(404) 313-1354
Cumming, Georgia
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"Herschel" pays a visit to the American Dream Farm
saddle club where he kindly offered cart rides to all
the members promoting carriage driving!
saddle club where he kindly offered cart rides to all
the members promoting carriage driving!
Carriage Driving is a fast growing equine sport. It lends itself to pleasure drives on weekends with good
friends beside you or competitive driving events.
friends beside you or competitive driving events.