I had never laid hands on an unhandled horse.
Or touched a new foal, handled or otherwise.
Never mind one conceived in the wild.
So you might think I’d be nervous.
For reasons unknown I didn’t think I was. I was just anxious. Excited. At least that’s what I kept telling myself.
The appropriate term, I believe, is naive. Read More→
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“I couldn’t imagine how you would top The Soul of a Horse, but you did! I just finished Born Wild. I could not put it down! Your ability to tell the story Read More→
“I couldn’t imagine how you would top The Soul of a Horse, but you did! I just finished Born Wild. I could not put it down!” – Yvonne Rawleigh
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Patti Mendes wrote: “This new book is FABULOUS! With Born Wild you have done more for the Mustangs than anyone since Wild Horse Annie!” Read More→
Five years ago I began this book. We had only been horse owners for a year and a half and I had been asking a lot of questions, apparently too loudly too often, about how our new horses should be kept and cared for… and what we could learn by looking to the horses in the wild.
“Not a thing,” I was told, over and over again. “The domestic horse and the horse in the wild are not even the same species anymore.”
That made no sense to me. I remembered a teacher I once had who taught me to make decisions based upon knowledge and wisdom, not hearsay. So we began a new exploration, a new journey, once again charging off into uncharted waters… until we were suddenly stopped cold in our tracks Read More→
Are you asking everyday what’s in it for the horse? With training? With lifestyle? With diet? With feet? With relationship? What’s in it for the horse? Not what’s in it for me? Until then you cannot even imagine how good things can be.
Clinician Ray Hunt always opened every clinic or symposium the same way. Read More→
