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horsebackdiamond (5/28/2008)
I want to see more contests, and more of those tips you guys had when it was your 30 yr issue. I loved those like 30 Blue Ribbon Tips. Those were amazing. I also want to see more like checklists for shows, spring cleaning, grooming. That helps me a bunch too. OOOOOOOOO!!!! I want those too! I miss the 30 tips area as well!!!!!
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like uma said i would like more ideas on how to get your first horse and cash saving tips and mayb like a list of things that u can buy cheap at target cuz i know there is a lot of things u dont have to get at a tack store but i can never think of where they would be...
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I'd like to see more articles on driving, maybe an article on a major CDE like what's usually written about major races, reining competitions, etc. Also stuff on training your own horse like I do(can't afford it), with a little more detail than what you usually get in magazines.
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| I would like to see more on driving--minis, ponies, large horses.
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I would like to see...
~ Some ideas of things to work on with young horses.
~ Teaching your horse/pony to pull a cart (Maybe laid out in a series of issues?).
~ Some tricks and tips when trailering a young horse for the first time.
~ Stuff to work on with Miniature Horses/Donkeys
~ Reviews on different products done by HC Forum Members. (For instance: everyone who has used that product does review on it in a a topic and the best reviews get put into the magazine.)
That's all I can think of for now.
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I think there should be more on specific topics. Like one on Massage Therapy, 1 on driving, ect... Also I think that maybe there should be other trainers once in a while besides the Perellis. (However you spell it)
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I posted this in the horse breeds section, but looking through other forums, I think that this would be the better place to put it: I think it would be really cool to have a "horses in history" section of the magazine. It could have information about famous horses (Seabiscuit, Hidalgo, "Mr. Ed"), famous horse paintings or art (the tri-colored horses of the oriental states--Korea?), ect... Maybe even horse traditions like how different horses are/were trained (lippizaners, agricultural vs. show, war horses, movie-star horses) and the different types of saddles they wore in history and how they evoloved--like how a knight's saddle became our english and western saddles. Furthermore, a general history of riding would be interesting; like side-saddle lessons, how show/eventing came to be, how Native Americans accepted horses and how they were trained. And then horse folklore would also be really fun  --ghost stories from the civil war; what role horses played in the lives of the celts, romans, egyptians, and others, and what famous stories and legends go with. Now that would be fun to learn about! |
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| I would love to see something more about showing for first timer's. Maybe some kind of checklist's or something listing what equipment, apparel, training, and preparation that are needed based on certain events.
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| I have been a subscriber to HI for several years and am usually very satisfied with the variety it has to offer. I have been working with horses for 30 years, and am also an equine L.V.T.. I try to blend my training styles, and keep an open mind - but if you don't stop force feeding Parelli down this reader's throat- I am cancelling my subscription. Please- there are other trainers and styles.
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id like to see some barrel racing and hoof help articles, that be coolies!
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