Title: Pretty much worthless
Product review: This book contains about 7 pages of useful information about horses & training (and 5 of those come in an appendix at the end). Otherwise, it is a poorly written, stilted autobiography that probably contains less truth than fiction.I have worked with horses for 17 years, and what little horse information is found in the book is illogical to me. Yes, there are some interesting insights to be found, but only if you're in the very unlikely situation of being suddenly presented with a 4 year old horse who is completely untrained and who you MUST ride TODAY. Given any other situation, there are much better philosophies of training that will make the horse happier and saner, and will keep the rider/trainer safer.After having struggled through this awful book, I am completely stumped as to what other people have found worthwhile in it.
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