i’m trying to find out as much as i can
like just some tips on trainning harness racers
or driving them thigns u can do during a race how to save up a horses energy in a race ect i just wanted some tips!!
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there are tons of things to learn about harness racing, when training we usually jog horses three miles a day and give them the day off after they race, blister hocks and stifles with green palmolive soap, horses energy depends on the horse, you have to try different things and see what works, some horses are front runners, some like to stay behind and close in on the stretch, some can run parked the whole mile and still gain ground, some horses can do well on a half mile track and some crossfire, especially if they are narrow in the chest, make sure you have the right equipment on the horse, some need hopples and some can run free-legged, knee boots, shadowrolls, murphy blinds, blinkers and hoods, headpoles or line poles are all things you have to consider putting on the horse along with much more equipment, in harness racing in certain places you can get disciplined for overuse of the whip; when training you have to know the horse, know how to keep it sound, take care of the horse, make sure it gets proper vet work, make sure you have a good farrier, red cell, electrolytes, and other supplements are often used but you have to know what is legal and what is not legal in racing; a great way to learn would be to contact a trainer in your area and ask if you can hang out and learn the ropes