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Natural
Balance Shoes (nonsense)

(Correspondence
page)
Posting Trot
(Correspondence
page)
Learning How To Ride Horses
Correspondence page)
Horse Athletes and Horse Lovers
(Correspondence
page)
Understanding the
Reprimand in Training of Horses
(& the Term "Desensitizing Horses)
Small
Horses - Ponies
(Correspondence
page)
Do horses like to work, compete or showing off?
(Correspondence
page)
The Dressage Story
Squaring of Toes in
Trimming & Shoeing
Reflex - Instinct
(Conscious and instinctive memory)
The dynamics - The Forward
Swing of Cadence
Turning Out Horses
(Correspondence
page)
Turn out or not to turn out, that is the question.
Balance and Collection - Confusion and Misunderstanding
(Correspondence
page)
Regarding your horse's hooves/feet
(Correspondence) To shoe or not to shoe, when and how.
Nosebands - Restrains
The Mechanics of
the Curb Bit - Lever Bit
(The mechanical advantage - amplification of the hand aid)
Horses do not "comprehend" rewards.
Spurs and curb bits misuse.
This article is somewhat longer, because it includes
stories about my experiences in, and with, this madness
called today the classical dressage.
This article will show the common misunderstanding of the concept impulsion
in riding horses, which pretty much explains all the absurd riding and behavior
on horses, especially in dressage.
The Common Sense & Conventional Wisdom
If you have these, or live by these, you are a genuine fool,
and dangerous and stupid when with horses.
Equestrian
Term - Suspension
(Term Clarification)
Notice!
If you do not read the articles below in succession
according to the numbering, you will not understand any of
it.
The Equine Instinct
(The instinctive nature of life - Part I)
The
Difference between Man and Animal
(The Instinctive Nature of Life - Part II)
Equine Instinctive
Learning Nature
(The instinctive nature of life - Part III-A)
Equine Instinctive
Learning Nature by Association
(The instinctive nature of life - Part III-B)
Horsemanship
(The instinctive nature of life - Part IV)
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care, ailments, injuries, and breeds of horses, please visit
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