title: A Marvelous Mustang: Tales from the Life of a Spanish Horse
author: Janice M. Ladendorf
description: <i>A Marvelous Mustang</i> is a delightful tale of a relationship between a human and a horse. Their experiences together show a beautiful bond full of mutual love and respect. --David William DeWispelaere, Classical Dressage Clinician/Trainer<br /><br />This book is a fascinating and enjoyable look into the mindset of a horse. It is practical, insightful, and thought-provoking: you may never think of your horse in quite the same way again. --Lyne Raff, author of The Horse in the Civil War<br /><br />This unique approach, laced with wry humor and charm as well as touching compassion, makes the point of how we must be sensitive to horses' stresses, emotions, and anxieties, which often stem from their just not knowing what we want of them, more powerfully than a straight pedestrian text.<br />Mary Daniels, Dressage Today, November 2011<br /><br />"A choice pick."<br />Margaret Lane, Reviewer's Bookwatch, Midwest Book Reviews, April, 2011.
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  Copyright © 2019 by Danni Roan
  
  All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any way
  without written permission of the copyright owner except for the use of
  quotations in a book review.
  
  FIRST EDITION
  
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  Contents
  
  >  _Prologue_
  
  >  _Chapter 1_
  
  >  _Chapter 2_
  
  >  _Chapter 3_
  
  >  _Chapter 4_
  
  >  _Chapter 5_
  
  >  _Chapter 6_
  
  >  _Chapter 7_
  
  >  _Chapter 8_
  
  >  _Chapter 9_
  
  >  _Chapter 10_
  
  >  _Chapter 11_
  
  >  _Chapter 12_
  
  >  _Chapter 13_
  
  >  _Chapter 14_
  
  >  _Chapter 15_
  
  >  _Chapter 16_
  
  >  _Chapter 17_
  
  >  _Epilogue_
  
  Prologue
  
  “Barb, would you mind taking Shay back to the barn for me?” Sally called as
  Barbara Cooper made her way across the corral. “I’ve got an appointment today,
  and I’m already running late.”
  
  “Sure,” Barbara agreed with a smile taking the big bay’s 