Title: Fine Horseman Shares Insights
Product review: The author is obviously a very fine horseman, and we are fortunate that he chose to share his insights into that tricky business of dominance and leadership. The body language he uses is different from some of the round pen teachers. More importantly, he combines "Obey Me and Love Me" in the same sentence. In some ways, he also teaches us to be better people. If you want to be followed, be someone worthy of being followed. Carry yourself like someone worthy of being followed.His model goes back centuries to the training system of the Knights Templar (disregarding any political considerations). Truly a remarkable horseman and a remarkable book, with many, many illustrations.As a person who works with Thoroughbreds, for whom not much is accomplished by "making them move" because of course that's what they WANT, this book sets forth a possibility that one can lead with dignity and kindness.
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