Builds on Michael Peace's established non-confrontational approach to training.
Provides readers with easy-to-follow techniques for building a better relationship with their horse.
Increase your understanding of your horse without having to fall back on bullying tactics.
Features comprehensive case studies and sequenced photographs,
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More and more horse owners and riders are subscribing to the new non-confrontational approach to training. In his follow up to their successful Think Like Your Horse, Michael Peace and Lesley Bayley continue their down-to-earth approach to getting the most from your horse, focussing their attention on a wider range of problems.
Six easy to use question-and-answer chapters cover all the main aspects of training from groundwork and handling, to riding and jumping. The comprehensive solutions use case studies and photographs to show you clearly how results can be achieved through a sympathetic approach.
As the wave of enthusiasm for a new, thinking approach continues to grow, this Think Equus guide will tell you all you need to know to bond more closely with your horse – training and schooling without resorting to bullying tactics.
Paperback.