ponies4ever
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Hi just wondering if anyone has any books they would recommend around the subject of inhand work and/or crookedness in horses? Just want to learn as much as I can! TIA
reading recommendations?
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ponies4ever
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no one?
Sussexbythesea
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http://straightnesstraining.com
I've been learning using this site and resources. I've not signed up to anything that requires payment yet. I've gone to a couple of clinics to watch. It's been quite useful so far. There's a free ebook and some free videos plus stuff on YouTube.
I've been learning using this site and resources. I've not signed up to anything that requires payment yet. I've gone to a couple of clinics to watch. It's been quite useful so far. There's a free ebook and some free videos plus stuff on YouTube.
fidleyspromise
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I like Schooling Exercises in hand: Working towards suppleness and confidence - by Oliver Hilberger
quaver
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I really like "Horse Training In-Hand: A Modern Guide to Working from the Ground" by Ellen Schuthof-Lesmeister and Kip Mistral