Haltering Here we explain the correct and unaggressive way to halter a horse.  Boundaries & Moving the Horse Here we explain the boundaries of the horse, safe zones, and your space vs. his space.  Leading & Quiet Time In The Arena Teaching clients how to lead a horse usually will happen after the second visit.  Once they learn the specifics of leading, they are given quiet time in the arena with the option to lead, groom, breathe with the horse, or just be with the horse.  We often play music softly in the background and clients can actually walk in rhythm with the music. Hand Grazing Outside The horses are allowed to graze in the grass while being lead by the client, offering a very serene and peaceful encounter. Clients can spend the time just touching their horses and having quiet conversations with them in a safe place.