Dave Moore

Having your horse wait on you for instruction is critical in pattern events like reining and Western riding, where anticipation by the horse greatly decreases the quality of the maneuvers. | Photo by Cappy Jackson
Horsemanship

Train Your Horse to Wait for your Cues

Train Your Horse to Wait for your Cues next time you're at a western riding event.

Don't let your horse get ahead of you and turn without your cueing him, because he assumes that's what happens in the center of the ring. Make him wait on you! | Photo by Cappy Jackson
Reining/Cow Horse

Make Your Reining Horse Wait for Your Cues

Learn how to make your reining horse wait for your cues with these tips from Dave Moore.

Practice this pattern to rid your horse of lead-change anticipation. |
Horsemanship

Eliminate Western Riding Lead-Change Anticipation

Cure your horse's lead-change anticipation and take back control by teaching him to wait and focus on your signals instead of on the markers with this at-home exercise from top trainer and judge Dave Moore.