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The Horse Show Blog: Use of Blocker Tie Ring Dec 28, 2008 ... The Blocker Tie Ring first came to my attention about five years ago when I met ... the time we both spent on Clinton Anderson's tours from 2003 to 2006. ... Labels: anderson, blocker, products, tie ring, training, tying ... 2.
The Horse Show Blog: Use of Blocker Tie Ring Dec 28, 2008 ... I recently received an email from a trainer who reported that a couple of his clients had purchased tie rings and their horses promptly got ... 3.
The Horse Show Blog: Use of Blocker Tie Ring Dec 28, 2008 ... The Blocker Tie Ring first came to my attention about five years ago when I met its inventor, Ted Blocker. I got to know Ted and this tool ... 4.
The Horse Show Blog: Use of Blocker Tie Ring Dec 28, 2008 ... The Blocker Tie Ring first came to my attention about five years ago when I met its inventor, Ted Blocker. I got to know Ted and this tool ... 5.
The Horse Show Blog: Report on Road to the Horse 2009 Report on Road to the Horse 2009. Just got back from RTTH. Great new venue this year with plenty of room for vendors and the 6000 folks who attended. ... 6.
The Horse Show Blog: Remembering Orren Mixer Orren Mixer passed away this week at 87. Many of you have been touched by him, even if you didn't know his name or have the priviledge of spending some time ... 7.
The Horse Show Blog: Use of Blocker Tie Ring Dec 28, 2008 ... The Blocker Tie Ring first came to my attention about five years ago when I met its inventor, Ted Blocker. I got to know Ted and this tool ... 8.
The Horse Show Blog: Use of Blocker Tie Ring Dec 28, 2008 ... The Blocker Tie Ring first came to my attention about five years ago when I met its inventor, Ted Blocker. I got to know Ted and this tool ... 9.
The Horse Show Blog: Use of Blocker Tie Ring Dec 28, 2008 ... To my knowledge, it is still the only piece of gear Clinton sells (as the "Aussie Tie Ring") that he didn't design himself. ... 10.
The Horse Show Blog: Is natural horsemanship a myth? I came across a well-written article online that put forth the argument that natural horsemanship is a myth. I won’t say who wrote it, but I was surprised. ... |
