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From Start to
Foundation Western States Wild Horse and Burro Expo August 20-22 |
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Lots of Winners San Louis Obispo |
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The
next Corralitos Play Day: See Calendar for more details |
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Horses are fantastical
creatures, all at once beautiful, powerful, funny, charming, and frightening.
It seems sometimes that the very things we love about them are the things
we begrudge them.
We love them for their power, yet it scares us. We want to borrow their physical freedom, while at the same time we strive to take it away. We know they're highly intelligent, but we treat them as if they were stupid. We expect them to read our minds, then deny what they find there. We praise their sensitivity, as we seek to desensitize them. ~Kathleen Lindley, In the Company of Horses |
Keep a leg on each side and your
mind in the middle. ~Good cowboy advice
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Steve Harris' See it in action at |
If we don't take the time to do it right
the first time,
we will most certainly have to take the time to do it over. ~Mark Rashid,
Considering the Horse
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Bandit Sits Krista has been developing this Tennessee
Walking Horse using classical dressage techniques, such as those she's
studied with Manolo Mendez. Bandit is a Tennessee Walking Horse and
can be pretty It only took a few minutes to teach this trick to the 'right' horse in the 'right' mood! For more information Great photos, videos, and ideas! |
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Lots of people talk to animals.
Not too many listen though. That's the problem.
~Piglet
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Krista has been riding
longer than she's been walking, and began teaching her horses at an
early age as well. |
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This
website is updated regularly. Be sure to check the Calendar for upcoming
events. Last update: July 15, 2010 |
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Always Ride with Safety
First
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There are a lot of good tips and training techniques in this website. But please remember that you are always the best judge of the capabilities of both you and your horse and must take responsibility for any results you and your horse find. Never try anything that you aren't confident that you and your horse can handle. By presenting this information, no one associated with this website suggests that you should try any of these techniques. Always seek professional guidance! |
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