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Discussion on Tellington Jones Exercise for "Where are my feet?"
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Aannk
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Posted on Thursday, Mar 16, 2006 - 12:48 pm:
I remember using an exercise by Linda a bunch of years ago on Guinness, and it was supposed to help him realize where his feet were. I don't remember the exact pattern, but there were poles set on the ground kind of like a maze, and the horse has to walk through it. It has a few u turns. I think the next step is to back through it. I wanted to try this on my new guy, but I don't remember the pattern. Does anyone else know it?
Thanks!
Alicia
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Lhenning
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Posted on Thursday, Mar 16, 2006 - 1:45 pm:
Hi Alicia,
Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but check out this page: https://www.lindatellingtonjones.com/playgroundtteam.shtml
Good luck,
Linda
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Christel
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Posted on Thursday, Mar 16, 2006 - 1:46 pm:
Hi Alicia, I have 2 of "The Tellington-Jones Equine Awareness Method", think the exercise you are referring to is called the labyrinth. Sitting here trying to figure out how to explain and not confuse-lol.
Would be easier to mail you the extra book I have- e-mail me your address and I will gladly mail you one of the books.
hacihorsefarm1@msn.com
Chris
Glad you brought this up- I think my 2 yr olds that I have just started would love em to do some of the exercises.
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Christel
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Posted on Thursday, Mar 16, 2006 - 1:48 pm:
Linda beat me to it-lol.
The labryinth is the one in the center of the picture that came up.
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Aannk
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Posted on Thursday, Mar 16, 2006 - 2:06 pm:
Linda,
Yes, that helps a lot!
Chris,
Thanks  I got the exercise off the site Linda posted, and yes, it was the labyrinth I was remembering. I won't try it on him right away, I think the wavy lines would be easier to start him on, but I will try the labyrinth over the next few weeks.
Thanks!
Alicia
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Sunny66
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Posted on Thursday, Mar 16, 2006 - 2:10 pm:
Intriguing...Can anyone do this? This might help my poor stiff about to be rehabbed boy.
Can someone tell me how to lead as an elegant elephant?
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