Using The Dually Halter Guide
Using the Dually Halter Guide with Sandra Williams, Jenny Major, Kelly Marks and Suzanne Halsey and more… A comprehensive, practical guide to fitting and using your Dually Halter with clarity, […]
Using the Dually Halter Guide with Sandra Williams, Jenny Major, Kelly Marks and Suzanne Halsey and more… A comprehensive, practical guide to fitting and using your Dually Halter with clarity, […]
The Ultimate Guide To Starting Young Horses Well: The First Foundations (Part 1 & 2) with Charlie Carr, Sarah Weston, Gillian Higgins, Lynn Chapman, Joanna O’Neill, Ian Vandenberghe, Jake Harris, […]
“Bad Science, Good Horsemanship” a Myth Busting Guide with Dr Veronica Fowler “The IH Guide to Bad Science” by Dr. Veronica Fowler provides a thought-provoking and accessible examination of how […]
Many of us don’t have a DVD player these days… so here is an online version of the DVD that comes in the pack when you buy a Dually.
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Monty Roberts: Understanding & Using the Dually Halter.
In this video IH Trainer Sandra William shares her key tips for getting the right fit with your Dually Halter. Using her own horse Jack. Starting with the initial setup of the halter and how to offer it to your horse in a way that’s often less intrusive. Getting the placement right on the nose and ensuring a comfortable yet secure fit under the throat are crucial, and I’ll guide you through what to look for. We’ll also touch on how the halter should sit to allow free movement and clear breathing. Plus, a quick reminder about rechecking the fit after a little use.
The Giddy Up Rope – A Whip Alternative in Horse Training Featuring Kelly Marks Join Kelly Marks of Intelligent Horsemanship in this informative YouTube video as she introduces the “Giddy […]
How To Teach Your Horse To Back Up With The Dually Halter Featuring Kelly Marks
Welcome back to Intelligent Horsemanship, your go-to channel for all things equine! In this video I’ll show you how to create a makeshift rope halter that is incredibly handy for those unexpected situations. Imagine encountering a loose horse, needing to safely catch a wild one or just simply forgetting to take your headcollar to the paddock.
This episode of “Horsemanship Essentials” focuses on addressing the common challenge of loading horses into trailers or lorries. Monty Roberts and Kelly Marks work with horses exhibiting significant resistance to loading.
Horsemanship Essentials – Phobia Of Cows Featuring Kelly Marks, Monty Roberts and Team This episode documents Monty Roberts and Kelly Marks works with Calypso, a Thoroughbred cross Irish sports horse […]
This episode of “Top Marks on the Road” focuses on a nappy horse ‘crash course’ where Kelly works with horses exhibiting reluctance to move forward or leave other horses. The programme documents the assessment and training interventions used to address this challenging behaviour.
This episode of “Top Marks on the Road” focuses on mounting issues experienced by three different horses and their owners in Somerset. The programme demonstrates initial training interventions aimed at helping these horses stand still and accept being mounted calmly.
In this video, I’m going to show you exactly how to fit your Dually Halter correctly. It’s so important to get this right to make sure it works effectively and is comfortable for your horse.
Dually Halters come in different colours, and these colours actually indicate the size, so you can get the perfect fit for your horse, whatever their breed or size. For example, the green one is the smallest, great for those lovely Welsh Mountain ponies. Red is a really versatile size that fits loads of horses, while black is ideal for your medium Thoroughbreds and smaller Warmbloods. And for the big lads, like extra-large draught horses, we’ve got the blue.