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Free Newsletter Samples:
From "Biting Horses":
"How do you know the difference between a threat and an innocent stance? As you would expect, it's just common sense. A horse that's copping a bad attitude will couple his pinned ears with other facial features or body language that anyone (or thing) would recognize as a warning. Just look at the horse's features as a whole and simply ask yourself..."
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From "Scared of My Horse:"
"Training a horse is all about control. It's about taking control one body part at a time and it's about being an active, rather than reactive rider. To create the horse you've always wanted, you'll need four things: motivation, spot, direction and reward..."
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From "The First Thing I Do:"
"If you get one thing from reading this article, it should be this: Any resistance from your horse while he's hanging out, just standing next to you munching grass, will be many times worse when things get hairy...."
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From "Cinchy Horses:"
"When you're tacking up, your horse is going to try a new trick every day and the moment you lose your temper, they've got ya. Because your horse is dancing around, saying to himself "This is the part where he gets nuts everyday and smacks me...."
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