The ones that make it sure aren't without problems. The problems just aren't that severe, yet. They jump fences, run races, pull carts etc., etc. I'm very particular about everything I do and especially when it comes to my horses. I've always wanted everything to be perfect and the way I want it.
People have a tendency to make things so darn complicated when it actually is very simple.
Stefan Forsman A horse that is trained correctly becomes safe, trusting and co-operative. Those who have a thorough knowledge of how the horse thinks, communicates and behaves, and then puts this into practice will obtain results in the form of horses that are safe, unafraid and, in addition, co-operative. It is taken for granted that a dog should be trained for both its own and its owner's benefit. For some strange reason this is seldom the case when it comes to horses. I regard as untrained, horses that will not stand still, that nudge, nip and even bite, will not be loaded into a horse box, bolt as soon as they become afraid, that tug at the reins, grab the bit, and buck and rear.