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"I want to base my horse training on natural horsemanship and need to know where to start."
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Dear Keith...
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
good evening:
I am embarking on a new stage of my life with horses. I have no experience to speak of with horses but bought some anyway. I came across John Lyons natural horsemaship at the local library and was amazed at how good the first leson worked. Anyhow I want to base my horse training on natural horsemanship and need to know where to start.
thank you
John |
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Suggested Article: "The First Thing I Do"
If your horse went ballistic out on the trail last week... it didn't "just happen out of the blue." He's been telling you for weeks or months that he was going to lose it when enough pressure was applied every time he resisted (however slightly)...
from our Starting a Young Horse series > read more |
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Suggested Article: "Rider Checklists"
I'm going to give you three "Rider Checklists" today. Together they'll keep you safer and accelerate your training to boot. How accelerate? They'll keep you rational; they'll keep you from "losing it" – which has the effect of setting your...
from our Trail Horse Training series > read more |
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