Some of these sources we know, from personal experience, to be reliable. Other information sources are included for you to investigate and evaluate. As always, use your own judgment. The essence of good horsemanship is a horse-human relationship based on reason and understanding, rather than fear and intimidation. Good horsemanship is not a technique.
Good horsemanship is a philosophy and a way of life.
Good horsemanship is presented by many teachers and represented in the philosophies of many horsemen and horsewomen. We have personal experience with the following practitioners of good horsemanship. Mark Rashid, Harry Whitney, Ray Hunt, Dr. Deb Bennett, Jessica Jahiel, Buck Brannaman, Barb Apple and Lee Smith. There are others who are not mentioned, either because they don't want to be mentioned, or because we just haven't discovered them yet. No slight is intended.