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Kelly Bell
Kelly's knowledge of horses grew in local 4-H and open shows competing in Western pleasure, Western equitation, English Pleasure, English Equitation, Trail, Showmaship and Halter classes. Kelly competed with two horses over her showing career; a sorrel Quarter Horse mare, Double D Fashion and a Sorrel Overo Paint mare, Little Partee Sis.
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» So what is "Horsemanship"?
By Kelly Bell | Published 12/7/2005 | Horse Training | Rating:  printer version

So what is "Horsemanship"?  Horsemanship, quite simply, refers to skill in riding and handling horses.  It is how well you sit in the saddle and how well your horse responds to your cues. Horsemanship involves both dismounted and mounted abilities of the rider to effectively communicate with the horse.


» Clinton Anderson's Downunder Horsemanship
By Kelly Bell | Published 12/7/2005 | English or Western Disciplines | Rating:  printer version

A safety-first, step-by-step training program that established a respectful, enjoyable, and progressive horse-and -rider relationship.


» 101 Arena Exercises
By Kelly Bell | Published 12/10/2005 | English or Western Disciplines | Unrated  printer version

This ringside exercise book is a favorite of riding instructors and enthusiasts. Classic exercises and original patterns and drills are presented in a unque "read-and-ride" format.


» 101 Horsemanship and Equitation Patterns
By Kelly Bell | Published 12/10/2005 | English or Western Disciplines | Unrated  printer version
This sequel to Cherry Hill's top-seller 101 Arena Exercises presents step-by-step instructions for unique patterns in the most popular classes of English and Western competition.

» 101 Longeing and Long Lining Exercises
By Kelly Bell | Published 12/10/2005 | English or Western Disciplines | Unrated  printer version
If you are like most people,you know what you want your horse to do and how you want him to behave. You want your training experiences to be safe and enjoyable for both you and your horse. But maybe you aren't sure what to do and when. In 101 Longeing and Long Lining Exercises you'll find complete ground training lesson plans from square 1 to square 101.

» Equine Massage
By Kelly Bell | Published 12/12/2005 | Horse Care | Unrated  printer version
People in the horse world know all too well that performance horses, like human athletes, are trained, fed and cared for so they can go faster, jump higher and run longer. Daily training and competing can result in injuries, aches and pains, which if treated by drugs alone may only mask the problem and not remedy it.

» Preparing for a Horse Show
By Kelly Bell | Published 12/19/2005 | Grooming | Rating:  printer version

Preparing for your horse show is an important as the show itself.  Adequate preparation decreases your stress and eliminates the need to rush around on the morning of the show.  From clipping, bathing and banding to adding the final touches before entering the show ring, here are the basics for preparing for show.


» Grooming Kit
By Kelly Bell | Published 12/19/2005 | Grooming | Rating:  printer version
A grooming kit is a box of useful items to groom your horse and is a “must have” for any horse owner. The possibilities are endless, and there is a wide range of brushes, combs, picks and other items that you can use.  Some tack stores will sell starter kits already made up, but often it is more affordable to create your own. 

» Veterinary Kit
By Kelly Bell | Published 12/19/2005 | Stable Management | Unrated  printer version

A Veterinary kit is an important, but often over-looked, necessity for every horse owner.  A few items will allow you to quickly fix any minor injuries that your horse may get; in the paddock or pasture, in stalls, or while out riding, or provide on the spot medical attention until you can get the horse to the vet.


» Show Clothing
By Kelly Bell | Published 01/5/2006 | Show Ring | Rating:  printer version

Show clothing can get extremely expensive and not everyone can afford it. It often seems impractical to spend a few hundred dollars on an outfit that a child might grow out of in a few months, for someone just starting to show horses or for someone on a budget. There are alternative options to purchasing expensive show outfits that will leave you looking just as flashy in the show arena for less.


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