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Tracy Wagner Training Developing horses and riders to be the best that they can be! T.R.U.E. Horsemanship TRUST RESPECT UNDERSTANDING EMPATHY
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In-hand work is a valuable component of any horse’s training, developing balance, strength, and posture without the weig...
08/11/2026

In-hand work is a valuable component of any horse’s training, developing balance, strength, and posture without the weight of a rider.

​Key benefits:
​Suppleness & Mobility: Improves range of motion and overall body flexibility.

​Aid Awareness: Teaches basic aids clearly before applying them under saddle.

​Balance & Proprioception: Enhances bodily awareness, coordination, and foot placement.

​Targeted Conditioning: Builds core postural strength with lower physical strain.

​Clearer Communication: Establishes lightness, trust, and mutual understanding.

​Far from being limited to young horses, in-hand work remains an ideal tool for ALL horses to vary exercise, refine fundamentals, and build strength without always needing to ride.

​Ultimately, purposeful in-hand training helps the horse move with greater ease, balance, and self-carriage—both on the ground and under saddle.

08/11/2026

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23/10/2026

Thank you Amy Schmidt McCrary for taking on this ride! It's wonderful when you can see and feel success in a single ride ♥️

30/09/2026

Adding a more complicated task at the end of the course

27/09/2026

Obstacle Course Challenge!
Life after....Racing, Jumpers, eventing. Neville still enjoys a challenge ♥️👍

21/09/2026

Horses are masters at reading our true energy—they trust us when our emotions match our actions.

When in the presence of our horse, it is important to recognize when communication has broken down - Horses always look for the easy way, It is their nature to avoid discomfort. (Most of us choose to avoid discomfort as well 😉) When emotions like frustration, disappointment, and especially anger start to take over, it is important to take a break and find empathy and realize it's just a misunderstanding or lack of communication.
Horses look to please us because they genuinely thrive on positive emotional connection.
How do you show your horse they’ve done well? What actions do you take when things are not going well in a session? 🐴🤠


18/09/2026

Georgia demonstrates balancing exercises at the trot on her young horse Moon.

11/09/2026

It can be very stressful. Introducing new horses in a herd. Often there is chasing, bucking, rearing, squealing, biting and kicking. This video shows how we wish it would always go! Enjoy the show 🍿

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