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Curbside
Service: Change the Way You and Your Horse Think about
Each Other by Lauren Woodard
Trainer Lauren Woodard teaches riders how to hone
their skills, timing, and finesse in order to sharpen
their instincts and produce better horsemanship. Part
horse psychology, part human strategy, this equine
guide demystifies common misconceptions on how to
handle and approach a horse.
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Natural
Horse-man-ship by Pat Parelli
Pat Parelli
has a talent for communicating with people as well as
with horses. This book provides the building blocks
for establishing solid communication between horse and
human. Parelli uses language which both demystifies
and helps you remember the essential building
blocks for Natural Horsemanship training.
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Imprint
Training : Of the Newborn Foal
by
Robert M. Miller
Imprint training
starts the horse-human relationship off right. For a
short time after birth a foal is free of fear and completely
open to learning. During that magical time, the
newborn foal can learn to accept and understand
human handling. Dr. Miller's techniques have stood the
test of time.
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True
Unity, Willing Communication Between Horse and Human
by Tom Dorrance
Tom Dorrance's
understanding of horses is unparalleled. He is the master
from whom the popular masters of Natural Horsemanship
have learned. This book was written for the advanced
horse person. Tom Dorrance has spent a lifetime learning
to understand and better relate to horses, and similar
effort is required to understand and apply the principles
in this book.
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True
Horsemanship Through Feel by Bill Dorrance
In this book
Bill Dorrance provides instruction on how to handle,
ride and get along with horses. The book is testimony
to Bill Dorrance's faith in the human capacity for deep
insight, forgiveness and generosity. He asks the reader
to focus on the best aspects of ourselves, and to see
the best in every person, animal and situation. He presents
the reader with a guide to make an inner adjustment
which can profoundly change the results you get with
your horse.
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Think
Harmony With Horses: An In-Depth Study of Horse/Man
Relationship by Ray Hunt, Millie Hunt, Roy Hunt
Ray Hunt
has captured what "how-to" training books lack - the
essence of the relationship possible with horses. He
recognizes that how you train hinges upon a deeper
understanding of who you are, and especially who the
horse is. Ray Hunt urges you to think about "how" you
do anything with respect, awareness and trust in the
horse.
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Lyons
on Horses: John Lyons' Proven Conditioned-Response Training
Program by John Lyons
Every year,
some 10,000 people attend Lyons's clinics to learn the
secrets contained in this complete training program
for horses and trainers of all skill levels, by one
of America's most popular and trusted trainer-instructors.
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Centered
Riding by Sally Swift
This book
focuses on the balance and seat of the rider and how
it influences the horse/human relationship. Discover
how the rider's seat influences the horse's behavior.
It is full of useful techniques, visualizations, and
exercises. It is useful for equestrian's from
beginning rider to riding instructor.
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Horse,
Follow Closely : Native American Horsemanship by
GaWaNi Pony Boy
GaWaNi Pony
Boy illustrates traditional Native American training
methods--methods that are based in common sense and
age-old wisdom. The beautiful photographs and simple
eloquence take us back to a time when horse training
was about creating a bond for life.
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Out
of the Saddle : Native American Horsemanship by GaWaNi
Pony Boy
Leadership
through trust and respect is one of the many lessons
in this book. Simple tools and techniques for starting
a line of communication with horses are presented in
a wise and gentle manner. The book is artfully laid
out and contains beautiful photographs. There are several
Native American tales and sayings, such as, "...the
reason Creator gave two-leggeds two ears and one mouth
was so that we would listen twice as much as we talk."
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Time
Well Spent by GaWaNi Pony Boy
This beautiful
journal is designed for any horse owner serious about
their relationship with their horse. GaWaNi Pony Boy's
intriguing questions add to the learning. Gorgeous
photos, and lots of blank lines, encourage you to come
back weeks or months later and document new progress.
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Groundwork:
The First Impression by Buck Brannaman
Groundwork
takes you step-by-step, through starting your colt from
the ground. With Buck\92s common sense advice and over
90 photographs illustrating his techniques, this is
a primer for anyone interested in learning the fine
art of groundwork. Some chapter titles include "Lass
Rope Work," "Changing Eyes," "Roping a Hind Foot," and
"Horse Roping," among others. This book can be referred
to over and over, and can go anywhere with you.
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The
Man Who Listens to Horses by Monty Roberts
This number
one bestseller tells the riveting story of Monty Roberts
life from studying wild mustangs in the deserts of Nevada
in his youth to demonstrating his techniques for the
Queen of England. He fought against both family
and industry traditions to introduce gentle methods
of horse training. Woven into this fascinating story
are hints and descriptions of Monty Roberts' way with
horses.
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A
Good Horse Is Never a Bad Color by Mark Rashid
Mark Rashid
doesn't offer a quick fix for horse training problems.
Rather, he advocates considering the lesson from the
horse's point of view, then using communication, patience,
gentleness, and compassion to form a lasting partnership
with the horse.
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Considering
the Horse: Tales of Problems Solved and Lessons Learned
by Mark Rashid
Coming from
the horse's point of view, Mark Rashid presents entertaining
stories and quiet, compassionate solutions to horse
training problems with insights so simple they are startling.
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Horses
Never Lie: The Heart of Passive Leadership by Mark Rashid
Mark Rashid
challenges the "Be the Alpha Horse" theory, and offers
an approach that the horse understands, that helps the
horse WANT to be with you. This book is full of
compelling stories of how horses have changed when their
owners have taken this approach.
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Clicker
Training for Your Horse by Alexandra Kurland
Positive
reinforcement that works! Alexandra Kurland shows
you how and why to use the techniques of positive
reinforcement with a horse. She leads you through
the new methodology of clicker training step by step,
so that you can do it for yourself. And she makes
it clear that clicker training is not just effective:
it's FUN!
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