A01=Jan Dawson
AAHS
American Association for Horsemanship Safety
Author_Jan Dawson
basic horsemanship
best way to dismount a horse
bridling a horse
canter exercises
canter exercises for beginners
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emergency dismount
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horse behavior
horse first aid
horse handing safety
horse handling procedures
horse leading problems
horse riding instructor safety
horse riding safety tips
horse safety
horse safety tips
horse trailering safety
horse turnout tips
horsemanship exercises
horsemanship lesson plans
horsemanship rules
horsemanship skills
how do you handle a horse
how to approach a horse
how to bail off a horse
how to bridle and saddle a horse
how to lead a horse properly
how to mount a horse
how to post the trot correctly
how to turn a horse out safely
leading a horse
posting trot
riding safety
sitting trot
teaching a beginner to canter
teaching horse safety
teaching horseback riding
trail riding safety
trailering a horse
understanding horse behavior
Product details
- ISBN 9781580175159
- Weight: 460g
- Dimensions: 216 x 278mm
- Publication Date: 01 Nov 2003
- Publisher: Workman Publishing
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Designed to help instructors create a safe and productive riding environment, this guide provides expert tips on constructing lesson plans, effectively communicating with students, and weeding out dangerous animals. Offering advice on how to minimize accidents and the best way to handle them when they do happen, Jan Dawson also includes suggestions on protective release forms and insurance considerations. Whether your student is learning how to sit in the saddle for the first time or trying to master jumping routines, safe riding is correct riding.
Author Jan Dawson was the owner and operator of Golondrina Stables and Training Center in Texas where she offered boarding, riding lessons, and horse training. She trained riders and horses in hunt seat, western, and dressage until she retired in 1995 to devote her time to horse showing. She teaches clinics to riders and instructors across the United States, teaches safety seminars, and certifies riding instructors. The techniques she uses to instruct her students are also visible in her book, Teaching Safe Horsemanship. Dawson is president and clinician of the American Association for Horsemanship Safety, Inc., and also writes Caution: Horses, the Association’s newsletter. She is a member of the United States Dressage Federation and the American Horse Show Association. Dawson lives in Fentress, Texas, with her family.
