Joseph Pryor
It teaches patience with regards to what ever horse you are working with and also teaches yourself patience.
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It teaches patience with regards to what ever horse you are working with and also teaches yourself patience.
It is easy, no nonsense and works.
Common sense approach, well explained book that focuses on straight forward training strategies for young horses and remedial behaviour in older horses. All the explanations are clear and instructions easy to follow. The methods are kind and that the horse can understand. A must have on the horses owners book shelf.
It is giving me positive results on my filly by using the book as a guide .
I have been following Neil’s training methods and have found them invaluable when working with my own horse.
Common sense, horse-wise and person-wise, step by step building of respect and trust and expectation. Seems ethically correct and kind to give all ages of horse questions they can answer, without causing a meltdown, being chased or being rushed. Rushing anything is very unfair to every horse. Daily routine and practise of the techniques in … Read more
book has sensible achievable methods
I have always believed that a frightened horse is a dangerous horse so, as giving your horse reasons to be calm and confident when they’re with you is at the centre of this method, it makes sense that it will produce safer, more reliable horses.
Have used this method with my foal, and has worked well.
Common sense training for the horses which uses kindness and is not complicated for horse or rider. So similar to the training I had as a young woman which is great for me. There are so many new and supposedly better ways now that it can become confusing (we all need things to be more … Read more