Horses learn through pressure and release. The only way we can communicate with them is pressure. That can come from us running at them on the ground or pulling on the rein while riding or kicking them with our legs, … Continued
A very good friend asked me a question recently and I thought it would make a good tip… She asked, “Brandi, how do I get my horse to lower her head when she is really excited? I took her sorting … Continued
As I am headed to Oklahoma for my clinic, I am thinking about how I can teach the idea of communicating with a horse better, and I can’t help but think that it is just like teaching kids to read. … Continued
Growing up as John Lyons’s daughter I have seen, heard, and experienced owning horses in a different light then most. Obviously, I am so grateful to have grown up with such an inspiration and a true hero to our horses. … Continued
Brandi Lyons’, daughter of horse trainer John Lyons, mission is to help 10 eager ladies develop horse training career and problem-solving skills on their own terms, and she’s got just the horse training talent and intuition to do it. I … Continued
“Everyone should enjoy what they do. We only have a short time here; we might as well be having fun! There are plenty of people to help at all levels. Feeling good about helping others and enjoying our work; there is nothing better than the life of a TRAINER!”
