Western Dressage
6/6/2007
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Simplification is the Key
"Proper" horse training does not need to be technical! Western Dressage is not difficult to learn if it is simplified. Simplification does "NOT" minimize the value of Western Dressage training!Inspiration
"I Got it Finally"
"Effective Leadership"
To be truly effective requires simplification. "If you do not understand the lesson, how will your horse understand?"
Randy Byers Truth Revealed!
Over the years, countless people and horses have been seriously injured or even killed by this type of unwanted behavior. This behavior is not to be taken lightly. A horse can go 6 different directions: forward, back, left, right, down, and UP! The truth is that it can happen at anytime without any warning from the horse or action on your part. If you have a horse that is starting to rear, seek help from a professional before you or your horse get seriously injured or even killed. "It is better to put a welt on the horse's butt than have the horse put you in the grave!"
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"Rearing and flipping over backwards is the single most dangerous thing a horse can do!"
Why does a horse rear?
Rearing is a refusal to go forward or an evasion to your "go forward" aids or cues!""
How do you fix a rearing problem?
Simply put, "keep the horse's feet moving in any direction except backwards!" It is impossible for a horse to rear while in a canter. In the video at the bottom of the page you will find a a detailed explanation of the two most common methods to fix this unwanted behavior.
Latest News
Written on 11/02/2013, 19:14 by
We have 400 horses (AQHA) on the property (Hempstead TX). Currently we have over 100 horses that need to be started or handled ASAP. You will be...647
Written on 31/12/2012, 19:45 by
Welcome to "2013" Signature Horses! Randy Byers Horsemanship is proudly introducing a line of foundation AQHA registered horses for Western Dressage...591
Written on 31/12/2012, 17:37 by
Looks like we have ridden 2012 into the sunset. Wow! What a year it was for Carbon and I! How was 2012 for you? If you are interested, I will fill you in...682
Written on 21/10/2012, 07:39 by
We just came back from our 10th show this year. This was our first time riding at Las Colinas in Irvine,TX. Nice facility!. I would like to give a big...1221
Written on 14/10/2012, 12:25 by
First, I want to give a big Thank You! to Jackie and Lisa Blackmon for hosting and adding Western Classes to their Fall Series Dressage Shows....1157
Latest Videos
USEF Western Dressage Test Primary Level #4 score 68.3
Let's use a little logic: 2+2=4, 3+3=5. 100% of us can agree that one answer is correct and the other is not. This mutual agreement is because this statement is quantifiable and it is definitive not subjective.Dressage is "subjective" not "definitive". The USDF has done a great job trying to...
USEF Western Dressage Test Basic Level #1 score 68.1
On April 14th, 2012 Randy Byers performed a Western Dressage test at Donida Farms in Auburn Washington. He received a 68.1 on USEF Basic Western Dressage test 1If you are having issues watching this video you can view it...
The Dance
In April 2011 Carbon and I performed a Western Dressage demo for a group of guests at Barenscheer Arena at UM. I want to give a big thank you to the University of Minnesota, Kelly Vallandingham, Jen Johnson of Midwest Western Dressage and all the guests that watched Carbon and I dance to Garth...
Western Dressage USEF Basic Test #1. What does 69.524 looks like?
Randy Byers competed with his horse, Carbon, at the Morgan show in Monroe Washington on May 10, 2012. He received the highest score of the day with a 69.524 in the USEF Basic test #1. This is an educational video to help you see the movements and scores that USDF judges are rewarding and looking...
Making Practical application to Shoulders-in
We hear Dressage instructors say that shoulders-in is a great movement for suppling, straightness, and getting the hind end to engage, but when was the last time you actually saw a practical application to this movement? In many of the western disciplines, it is commonly taught to do a...
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USEF Western Dressage Test Primary Level #4 score 68.3
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USEF Western Dressage Test Basic Level #1 score 68.1
Friday, 27 April 2012 12:57 -
The Dance
Friday, 27 April 2012 12:57 -
Western Dressage USEF Basic Test #1. What does 69.524 looks like?
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Making Practical application to Shoulders-in
Tuesday, 29 May 2012 08:38
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2012 Western Dressage Show Record
Donida Farms 6/2/12
- Carbon | Class 17a | 80.714
- Carbon | Class 17b | 80.926
- Carbon | Class 17b | 73.140
36th Annual Key Classic Benefit Show 5/10/12
- Carbon | Class 15 | 69.524
- Carbon | Class 16 | 60.741
- Carbon | Class 17 | 62.222
Donida Farms 4/14/12
- Carbon | Basic Level Test #1 | 68.1
- Carbon | Primary Level Test #3 | 75.6
- Carbon | Primary Level Test #4 | 68.3
Donida Farms 3/24/12
- Carbon | Primary Level Test #2 | 67.0
- Carbon | Primary Level Test #3 | 68.1
- Carbon | Primary Level Test #4 | 68.3 with a 2pt error
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