Eclectic Horseman Issue No.138

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July/August 2024

Helpful Halter Tip From Tom Curtin Photos by Emily Kitching
It’s the little things that make the big difference. In this series of photos, Tom demonstrates a way that you can tie up your halters when not in use, so that they are organized and ready when you need them.

Ask A Horseman — Questions Answered By Buck Brannaman
Buck answers the questions “What can I do to get more confident with my new horse” and “My horse wants to walk off as soon as I get on. What can I do?”

An Owner’s Guide to the Horse’s Foot-Part 4: How To Recognize Distorted Hooves By Deb Bennett, Ph.D.
Distortions in the shape of the hoof capsule mean a higher likelihood that the affected animal will not be sound, that it will be difficult to return him to soundness.

Eclectic Community Update By Emily Kitching
Learn about two recorded conversations with authors Van Hargis and Barney Nelson about their books. Get the inside scoop on the back stories around their writing and some insight into these author’s motivations.

The Next Paradigm Shifters – Karen Rohlf By Katrina Hays
Learn more about Karen’s “Dressage Naturally” program which blends the best of dressage with the fundamentals of horsemanship into a deeper way of connecting mentally, emotionally and biomechanically with horses.

Harnessing Harmony: The Art of Connection By Sonia M. Kudalsky
Every true horseman wants to achieve connection and harmony with his horse. Sonia offers some musings on the subject of building harmony while riding the range.

Horses, Humans, and Breaking That Old Spell Tension By Tom Moates
Some thoughts on horsemanship, communication and reducing instead of increasing tension.