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Here is a peek into our DVD's
soon to be released to the public:
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Bonus for the first 75 November DVD's Owners:

 

 

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one of the bonuses you get as an owner of our November DVDs Horse Training Package. 

 

Bonus for the first 75 November DVD's Owners:

 

 

Turn up your speakers and click the play button because this is another
one of the bonuses you get as an owner of our November DVDs Horse Training Package. 

 

 

 
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"How To Teach Your Horse To Neck Rein!"
 

A SuperStars favorite, Sam Burrell, is back.  Sam shows you how to teach your horse to neck rein.  Sam is good at showing how to train your horse, you'd nearly swear he was there with you.  He is very thorough and shows you everything step-by-step.

And Sam reveals more than just how to neck rein.  Sam also shows you some extra exercises you can do as an extension from his first DVD called "How To Install An Operating System In Your Horse (And Yourself)!".  This is a must see.

 

 

 

"How To Use 'Loggin' Off' and Ropes
To Transform Your Horse To A Calmer,
Easier-To-Ride-And-Train Horse!"

Discover new ways to desensitize your horse and make it more fun for you and your horse.  Plus, see how "Loggin' Off" can do wonders for your horse.  Like what?  I spoke with a trainer who used this "Loggin' Off" method and she said it wiped out the "majority" of the horse's built-in fear.  In fact, she can now tie a blue tarp to the horse's tail and ride him through a pasture with the wind blowing with no problem. 

Not only that, it stopped the horse spooking when other riders ride up behind him.  And the biggest key is this did not over-desensitize the horse so he still has his natural curiosity.  This took the "boy" out of the horse and turned him to a "grown up."

Bottom line?  This big secret was THE solution that turned an uncooperative, pain-in-the-butt horse into a great horse.  Will it do the same for you?  Since all horses are different, we cannot promise you that but we can say it will create an amazing difference in your horse.  The benefits from it are truly incredible.

 


This picture shows Dallas Robertson getting the horse used to having ropes touching the horse and slapping around the saddle.  This is a "must do" prior to "loggin' off" with your horse.

This is another exercise Dallas does with a horse prior to loggin' off.  You may think you need to be good with a lariat or ropes, but that is not true.  Once you watch this DVD, you'll see how you can do it too!

 

This picture shows Dallas teaching his horse to give his feet using a rope.  Again, this is an exercise you will do prior to "loggin' off".  Plus, this is a great thing to teach your horse because if he ever gets his feet caught in wire (and he will...just plan on it), then you can get him where he won't fight it and tear up his feet and legs when it happens.  This is a "must see"!

 

This last picture shows Dallas helping the horse to learn that objects coming at him are okay.  This is part of the "Loggin' Off" process and you must be careful to follow it step-by-step because you could otherwise instill problems in your horse instead of solving them.  But it's easy once you see what to do. I can't say enough about this DVD and how important it is you do what this DVD shows!

 

 

 

 

 

"How To Find Holes In Your Horse's Training
And Evaluate Him For Problematic Issues!"

Whether you're buying, training, or retraining a horse, you should know how to evaluate your horse for holes in his training.  But the holes may not really be holes because he may have some other issue that is not training related.  Watch Vickie's DVD to discover how to tell.

 

 


Vickie checks how the horse responds to pressure. Most horse's know how to move their hind end from you because they do it often anyway - the front end isn't as easy.  Vickie discovers the horse hasn't had much work with this area.  It turns out, it's also a good starting point.
 


Here's Vickie checking how the horse does with her hands around the horse's head.  As you can see, one problem she finds is the horse doesn't like her hands around his ears. (You can tell by his ear position & him raising his head)

 



Here's Vickie checking for soreness in the horse.  Does your horse need a Chiropractor?  See how Vickie checks for lumpy vertebrae and/or pinches in the spine causing issues.


Here Vickie checks to see how the horse does with having his feet handled.  When doing this, the horse should not pull away.  Did you know the most common place for the horse to pull his feet away is just above the ground?
(Note: The white rail you see in this picture is the rail from the round pen and will appear like this only a few times due to closeups)

 

 

 
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"How To Get Incredible Sliding Stops From Your Horse!"

This DVD set features Chuck Nesmith, a Reining trainer. Chuck's been in the biz a long time and I'm so glad I found him.  In his DVD set, you will see a "very detailed" step-by-step way to get your horse to do breath-taking spins and incredible sliding stops.  This short video clip shows the cues for stopping, common mistakes to avoid, how to drive your horse forward, and more.

 

Note: Remember these clips are very short sections of the entire DVD itself - there is much more.

 

Remember to go to our blog and ask questions about these videos if you have any. 
To get to the blog, go to the following => http://www.superstarsofhorsetraining.com/horse-training/

 

 

 
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"How To Get Your Horse Thinking Instead Of Reacting!"

This DVD features Scot Dutcher.  Scot shows you how to get your horse thinking about things instead of reacting. That's important because it makes your horse safer and helps to train him easier.  Also, look how Scot has the reins tied through the stirrups while doing this exercise. Can you guess why it's important?

 

Note: Remember these clips are very short sections of the entire DVD itself - there is much more.

 

 

 
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"Smart Ways To Teach Your Horse To Give To Pressure!"

Next, Scot shows you ways to teach your horse to give to pressure.  One of the problems so many people have is getting the horse to know what you want when giving him pressure such as leg or rein pressure.  You will be shocked how much difference this makes for you and your horse.

 

Note: Remember these clips are very short sections of the entire DVD itself - there is much more.

 
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"How Important Is The Right Saddle? Watch This!"

Here's a short clip from Sue Robertson's "How To Float In The Saddle" DVD. 
This tiny segment reveals the importance of having the right kind of saddle. In fact, you will be shocked how important the "right kind" of saddle really is. 
(Remember, this clip shows only a portion of what you'll learn about saddles)

 

Note: Remember these clips are very short sections of the entire DVD itself - there is much more.

 


 

 
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"How Important Are Your Feet And Leg Positions
When Riding Your Horse?  Watch This!"

Here's a short clip of how to correctly sit on your horse and position your legs.  You don't just climb on a horse and go.  There are actually proven, championship ways to sit on a horse and ride comfortably and safely.  This clip reveals a little of what Sue shows in her DVD.

 

Note: Remember these clips are very short sections of the entire DVD itself - there is much more.

 

 

Keep watching...you'll see more video clips of our other DVD's very, very soon