Improve Your Horsemanship Tools to Help Horse and Rider
Channel: John Harrer
Date: 24/08/2020

Improve Your Horsemanship Tools to Help Horse and Rider
Sometimes horse training can seem like a lonely undertaking.  That's why I think it is important to build a "horse resource".  I can't run out to a trainer every time a problem pops up with my horse.  I wouldn't want to, anyway.  But, I need to have some place to get a solution.  That's why I developed my horse resource.

It is a library of horse training books, dvds, cds, along with a journal I keep about my horse's health and training.  I collected the foundation of the library as a member of the Downunder Horsemanship No Worries Club.  The first month the Club opened, I joined and kept my membership for 7 or 8 years.  Over the years I added the Clinton Anderson Gaining Respect and Control on the Ground and Riding with Confidence Series over the years. I also picked up DVDs from Julie Goodnight (Balance & Rhythm, Communication & Control), Richard Winters, Jerry Tindell (Groundwork), and Dr. Robert Miller.  to round out my collection, I have a few dvds from the Horseman's Gazette, one called Tapadero about the Californio Vaquero, and another on the Buckaroos of Northern Nevada.  Lastly, I have one about caring for tack and others that have odds and ends about horsemanship and behavior.

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