Rosewood Stable

06/20/2023

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English-style private, semi-private, children’s, beginner, and lead line lessons. Boarding, Training, Showing.

06/20/2023

If you send me a message here, I do not get notified that you have sent it. Please use our website to contact us at www.rosewoodstable.ca and we will be happy to assist you.

English-style private, semi-private, children’s, beginner, and lead line lessons. Boarding, Training, Showing.

07/31/2022

Always helpful to see.

10/25/2020

Everyone is responsible for the actions of their pets big or small.

08/31/2020

To achieve an uphill half-halt ...

"Remember that it’s not just about closing your legs and reins at the same time. You also need to rebalance the energy with your seat. Imagine you are on a bicycle and are about to pop a wheelie. Engage your abdominal muscles, lift your chest and still your lower back to lift the front wheels of the bicycle up off the ground. In the saddle, this same feeling tells the horse to lower his hindquarters and lift his front end—just like the front of the bicycle lifts off the ground." —Chrissa Hoffmann

🎨 Illustration by Sandy Rabinowitz

This Solutions illustration first appeared in the Summer 2020 issue of Practical Horseman magazine.

07/01/2020

Happy Canada Day!

06/28/2020

Great stretches!

Here's some exercises you can do to improve your suppleness...