The Language Of Trust
    My passion? To help horse
    owners of all riding disciplines and
    all riding levels understand that
    horses crave supportive
    leadership. Whatever the
    problems you're facing, they have
    everything to do with how your
    horse sees you. If your horse is a
    soft and willing partner, then your
    horse has summed you up as one
    that is deserving of their full
    attention. Supportive leadership
    goes far beyond the idea that you
    are the boss. Bossiness and
    leadership do not always go hand
    in hand. A true leader is one that
    is easily followed. A true leader is
    one that remains the same. A
    true leader has the best interest
    of the follower at heart. When
    you learn to become that kind of
    leader for your horse, you will
    have the ability to ask for just
    about anything. When you ask
    with clarity and they trust you
    implicitly, they will do it. That is
    the true  nature of a horse. That
    is why so many people love
    them.  
    The Language of Trust is the name
    of my book. It journals eight years of
    trial and error, of seeking and
    finding, and of discoveries that took
    me way beyond what I thought I
    was looking for. I was the owner of 3
    young and very frightened horses. I
    wanted to be involved in the training
    process, and yet at that time I was
    being offered only riding lessons. It
    was through the teaching genius of
    Chris Cox, Dennis Reis, and Clinton
    Anderson that I began to
    understand the language of the
    horse. As I began learning from them
    I was also learning from my horses. I
    knew I was entering into
    relationships with these animals that
    brought rewards beyond words. At
    the same time I was in awe of the
    movement, and art of dressage.
    Today, from my perspective, these
    two worlds have become one. The
    focus of both is "the horse".
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