Remember Trigger? He was the famous horse used by Roy Rogers.
The Roy Rogers museum is closing and they auctioned off all the contents.
All the contents of the Roy Rogers and
Dale Evans Museum yesterday and Trigger (Roy Roger’s horse)
sold for a cool $266,000.00.
Who bought Trigger? The company who owns RFD-TV. RFD-TV
is owned by Patrick Gottsch and is a Nebraska-based company.
Wanna See Some Roy Rogers Movies? You can watch lots of
Roy Rogers and Trigger for pennies on our new website.
This is interesting timing. We’re just about to open the
doors to our new Old Western and Horse Movie Site where you
can watch hours of these old movies online.
One of our featured movie stars is Roy Rogers and, of course,
Trigger. In fact, we have 13 Roy Rogers movies and TV shows
online right now ready to view on this new site.
Make sure you are signed up for the Early Bird Announcement List!
Prof Jesse Beery – Just Who Was He? Why do we care?
I have to catch myself sometime. I talk about Prof. Jesse Beery all
the time and forget that many new folks here have never heard
of him or are aware of his history and acclaimed abilities.
Let me briefly introduce him to you:
Jesse Beery was an amazing MASTER at fixing problem horses.
He actually started as young boy working with horses and studied
them all the time. Even as a young man he started noticing how
certain horses had different dispositions and started handling
each type a little differently. He later developed a classification
system for these dispositions.
Over the years he handled hundreds of horses and developed simple
methods to handle almost any kind of problem.
He traveled around the country fixing the biggest problem horses
in the community he was visiting. He did all this in front
of crowds and showed his methods.
You can imagine how word would get around about this man and his
training knowledge and ability.
He also was very well known as a colt starter.
He later developed his 8 volume course and started selling it
as a home-study mail order course. It sold by the thousands.
He then started the Beery School of Horsemanship in Ohio and
trained thousands more that way as well. He also later
developed courses on the saddle horse, animal breeding,
and even some dog training at one point.
At last count many years ago, there was a published number of
over 300,000 people who had successfully used Beery’s horse
training course. That number is staggering.
That would make Beery’s course the most successful horse training
course in history.
The “8 volume Beery Illustrated Course in Horse Training” has long
been out of print but we secured the reprint rights for it and
spent hundreds of dollars to have it professionally converted
(re-typed and scanned the original illustrations) to a new
book form. We sell it both as a printed book and as digital downloads.
Know what? Beery originally sold this 8 Volume course for
about $34.00 back in the early 1900’s! That was A LOT of
money back then!
How much would that be today? Hundreds.
You can now buy the new form of the book as a spiral bound manual
(with or without the audio book version, too) for quite a bit
less than $100.00.
And – if you buy before Monday Evening – you can get 15% off as well.
You can read a lot more about Prof. Beery and his course here:
Prof. Jesse Beery
Some folks suggest that training methods developed over 100
years ago are “out of date”. HA! I just have to laugh.
Comments like this typically comes from someone who doesn’t
know horses very well and hasn’t handled or trained them before.
You see – the truth is that horses haven’t changed. Their
ability to learn isn’t any different today than it was 100,
500, or 5,000 years ago.
Anyway… I digress.
Here’s the bottom line:
Beery’s methods work just as well today as they did then and
he presents them in an easy to use form. Anyone who reads
the books and diligently tries them on their horse will succeed.
But success isn’t without work. Heck – few things are.
Get the course, read it, and apply the methods to fix your
main training problems. See if it doesn’t work for you.
Read the testimonials from just a few of the folks that wrote
in. I have dozens more. It will work for you, too.
If your horse is in need of some work, if he’s getting
dangerous or has you fearful then now is the time to start
fixing these problems. Here’s the link one more time…
All the best with your horses… work and ride ’em safely.
Charlie
P.S. Rearing, biting, can’t pick up their feet, bucking, kicking,
won’t take a bridle, and on and on it goes…all common problems
with horses that need fixing.
Prof. Jesse Beery covers all these, and dozens of other bad behaviors,
with proven, successful methods.
Start today. Learn the same methods thousands of others have alredy
used and tested. The sense of accomplishment and the confidence you’ll
build in both you and your horse will be worth it all.
Today is the LAST Day to get in on the Beery special discount.
Use the coupon code BEERY20 and take 20% off any Beery product
or any of our bundles. Enter the coupon code on the checkout
form and be sure to click Apply.
More notes from our readers. This one from KB:
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“Greetings. Hope you and your family had an excellent 4th!
I’m in process of cleaning out my email box and have been
going through each of your emails, one by one (I save them ALL).
Just wanted to say a BIG thank you and God bless for all you do.
Thanks and have a super day,
Horse Training Tips – The Most Important Thing While Riding A Horse?
Is It REALLY “The Most Important Thing While Riding A Horse?”
Kenny Scott, one of our featured horse
trainers, says:
“Forward Is The Most
Important Part Of
Riding A Horse!”
Now why do you s’pose that is?
If you think about it, there are
lots of reasons.
First, a tried, true, tested, and
proven way to teach a horse to stop is to
get him to “WANT” to stop.
Now if you take a colt into the round
pen, have him run around once or twice when he
has a bunch of pent up energy…do you think he’s
gonna “want” to stop?
I doubt it.
When he’s spent some of that energy
and he’s gettin’ tired, will he begin to want
to stop?
Oh yeah!
And how did you get him to “want” to
stop?
By going forward.
Ah-Ha!
Convinced that going forward is the
most important part of riding a horse yet?
In case you’re not, here’s another.
Come close and listen carefully because
this is a very powerful horse training tip.
If you take a rein while riding, asking
for a give, your horse may choose to argue with you.
Why?
Because they’re a lot like kids.
When you take away something, they argue.
(Sort of like my kids after they have been
acting up or doing something wrong. Take
away something until they change their
attitude or prove they’re ready to do right.)
Now here’s the secret.
Make him go forward while you do it and
he’ll think he’s getting away with something. While
he thinks he’s getting away with something, he’ll
more ‘n likely give you his chin when you ask for it.
Is that cool or what?!!!
Now most trainers know this. But the way
I just explained it to you is how Kenny Scott
explains it in his DVD.
Admittedly, it was his brain child – not mine.
Gotta give credit where credit is due.
Anyway, there’s still more proof that “going
forward while riding” is, according to Kenny, the most
important thing for riding.
If you think you just learned something very
valuable (which you did…unless you already knew it),
then you ain’t seen nuttin’ yet.
Kenny reveals a truckload of stuff in his video.
Even I watched it 4 times because I missed things
here and there.
You might wanna check it out if you haven’t already.
To see it, click the following:
There’s lots of lessons like this in our videos.
Learning valuable concepts like this from expert
trainers can make a HUGE difference in training
and handling your horse.
Consider the value of just a handful of concepts
like this one – over time it can make a world of
difference in both your riding and your safety
while riding.
