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06/19/2018

Horse Arguments Don't Work. Why? For many of the same reasons that other arguments don't work. Please follow along for how this applies to people and then to horses.

05/06/2018

"We don't expect the child to write his name the first day or two in school. As soon as he learns to sit down in class and listen to the teacher, he is not immediately expected to write his name.....but we expect immediate learning from a horse. We expect the horse to go from kindergarten to the eighth grade, to high school, to college without enough time, preparation, or consideration for his thoughts and feelings. We often don't even get him into a learning frame-of-mind before we begin to train him. We don't even have him relaxed and confident, where he can sit down in class and just listen. We skip all that preparation because we are so superior, or neglectful, or lazy. Because we haven't prepared ourselves to recognize the horse's feelings." - Ray Hunt

Photo of Ray by Eclectic Horseman Magazine.

05/05/2018

What is your idea for perfect photo :D ?
credits: Pinterest

05/05/2018

Giving you a clear path to better horsemanship in a format you can use NOW! Listen and apply while you are working with your horse at the time you need it most!

05/04/2018

Learn how you can decide which is the best parasite prevention program for your horse.

05/03/2018

Be sure to groom your horse frequently to promote circulation and skin health!

04/30/2018

When caring for your horse, be sure to adjust and balance food portions to maintain proper body conditions. A good rule of thumb is to be able to feel the ribs, but not see them.

04/28/2018

So true for you and your horse. ❤️🐴

04/28/2018

of the day!
Look how kind the eye is. :) They are in it together.

Special thanks to James Johnson for this find.

04/27/2018

Did you know this backstory of the Ariat International, Inc. name? Check it out!

04/27/2018

Hay before grain? The order in which you feed your horse can make a difference in their digestive system. It is important that your horse’s digestive tract already has hay flowing through it before they consume concentrates. When hay is in the stomach first, it forms a physical barrier for the grain to move out of the stomach quickly. If you have any questions, call us today for more information!