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March/April 2022
Visits with Lester Buckley – Thoughts on Understanding the Use of Reins By Tom Moates
With a background in both English and Western riding and training, Lester is in a unique position to discuss the commonalities of rein use across disciplines.
The Ride of My Life By Kristin Jacob Photos by Kim Stone
Incredibly talented hunter/jumper show training Kristin Jacob shares her experiences and insights after a monthlong clinic adventure on the Owhyee desert.
Finding a Way Forward – The bright future of a treasured farm By Tom Moates
Learn about the exciting future of Wildwood Farm, in Germantown, Tenn.
Best Horse Practices Summit Meet the 2022 line up!
Observe, Remember and Compare – The Inductive Study Method By Jan Young
Training yourself to become more aware and reflective is beneficial no matter what subject you are studying.
Listening To Horses By Nahshon Cook
Behavior is tricky, Nahshon shares a moment when a horse spoke up for herself.
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smbeavis –
Hi from Spain. I would like to comment on the educational article written by Jan Young, Observe, Remember and Compare, The Inductive Study Method in the Eclectic Horseman magazine number 124. The amount of questions we have to ask the horse on every meeting and the amount of questions we must ask ourselves every time we are in their presence and with what attitude we ask these just shows us once again the small details that go into being a better horseman. This is just one of the hundreds or thousands articles published in this incredibly educational magazine to help us on our way to becoming better humans for our horses. Thank you Emily and team for this opportunity to progress . kind regards Sue from Spain.
lindaturtlevalley –
Amazing write up from Kristin Jacob. So cool to see her take her hunter jumper out into this big adventure and show the versatility of great horsemanship! Outstanding.