Written by: Eric 2/23/2010 6:25 AM
Showing the last two weeks and seeing the transformation of the horse ending with more heart than he started with was very......
Showing the last two weeks and seeing the transformation of the horse ending with more heart than he started with was very satisfying. It takes a good horseman to know how much to push a horse to give one a bigger end result. Push to hard, and one can see all the confidence plummet along with a frustrated rider that will continue to try harder to fix the matter, only ending in a horse doing the task at hand scared, and because he has to. Not push at all, the pair becomes ordinary, boring, a chore to watch. The horse and rider look as if they don't have any direction. Test the boundaries just right, one can observe a horse look to please its rider and see the pair out perform any combination with talent. A horse with heart is a horse with direction, confidence, and willingness to learn. A pat and a "good boy", go a long way when you get what you want. Show the appreciation to your horse, and he will give you his heart.
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