Gaited Morgans Magazine

Lee Ziegler

—Who is Lee Ziegler?
—Bits For GAited Horses
—How to Use a Bit – Making Contact
—Why Does That Horse Do What He Does?
—The Muscles, The Brain
—Enter The Rider
—Riding the Gaits
—It’s all in the Backstretch
—Biomechanics, The Stepping Pace and Spirit of Dressage
—Can I Longe My Gaited Horse?
—Collection and The Gaited Horse
—Lee Ziegler Collection and the Gaited Horse
—Bits for Foxtrotters
—Canter
—Convert the Trot
—Cueing For Gait
—Cure the Pace
—Defining Gaits
—Emergency Brakes
—Equitation For Gaited Horses
—Watch Your Seat!
—Conformation and Gaite
—Flat Foot Walk
—How to Do Your Own Conformation Analysis
—How to use a pelham bit
—Lines of Communications
—Increasing Reach and Speed in the Flat Walk and Foxtrot
—No Engagement of Hindquarters
—Seat Strengthen-Your Seat
—Improve Seat – You Bet!
—Foxtrotters and Walking Horses Can Canter
–Can I Longe My Gaited Horse
—Fox Trot and Its Variations
—Upside Down Horse
—To Trot or Not To Trot
—Training the Fox Trotter to Canter
—Half Halt for Your Gaited Horse
—Trail Training Part 1
—Trail Training 2
—Understanding the Fox Trot
—Working With the Gaited Horse

Others

—Judging Specifics For the Gaited Morgan Horse
—Gait is Made in the Breeding Shed
—Pinnacle of Versatility
—Western Horseman United Kingdom
—USEF Gaited Morgan Classes

Gait

Can Gaited Horse Gait with Round Back
The Risks and Benefits of Longeing
Footfall Sequence Tolt (Rack)
Stepping Pace
SynchroGait for Morgan Horses
SynchroGait Research

Gaited Horsemanship

Solving Problems
About Bits
Balanced Rider Equals Balanced Horse
Ending Resistance by Improving the Aids
Exercises For Trail Rider
Feeling the Rhythm of the Feet
Working at Being a Good Driver
Think Dressage for Gait
What is classical training?
What is our seat?
Why teach balance?
17 Things I Learned While Developing My Seat

Tack

Bits Do Not Control Horses
Make Sure Your Horse’s Bit Fits
The Bridle and The Bit
Biomechanics of Riding Bareback
Horse Bits

Training

Equine Body Language
Reasons for Horse Behavior Problems
The Equine Mind
When Horses Act Dangerously
Bolting and Spooking Horses
Damage to the Poll 80 Percent
Learning Tools for Positive Horse Behavior
Teach Your Horse Go Through Water
The Buck Stops Here
Clicker Training For Horses
Connecting with Your Horse
Difference Between Leadership and Dominance
Ground Work Clinton Anderson
Safety Around the Horse

Pace, Stepping Pace, Saddle Rack

Difference Between Pace, Stepping Pace, and Smooth Gait (updated 2014) from Ivy Schexnayder on Vimeo.