title: Dressage the Cowboy Way: The Complete Guide to Training and Riding with Soft Feel and Kindness
author: Eitan Beth-Halachmy
description: <div>Eitan Beth&#150Halachmy was born in Israel, where a Hungarian Cavalry Officer instilled in him a regard for horses and horsemanship that remains the foundation of this training methods and philosophy today. After attending the University of Vienna with a focus on pre&#150veterinary medicine, Beth&#150Halachmy came to the United States to pursue his studies at the University of California at Davis. However, while in Vienna he had spent much time observing at the Spanish Riding School, and once in California, he realized what he really wanted to do was train horses. Beth&#150Halachmy has won many world and national titles in the show horse industry. He and the Morgan stallions Holiday Compadre and Santa Fe Renegade were named World Champions multiple times. Beth&#150Halachmy is now best known for and spends his time promoting Cowboy Dressage, a riding discipline in which he applies his years of childhood training in classical dressage to Western horsemanship. Beth&#150Halachmy and his wife Debbie Beth&#150Halachmy own and operate Wolf Creek Ranch in the beautiful Sierra Foothills in Grass Valley, California. Together they work to spread the Cowboy Dressage movement&#39;s ideals of lightness and kindness as reward in horse training &#40;www.cowboydressage.com&#41;.</div>
zlib_text: RIDE ME COWBOY #4
  BOOK 4
   
  By Alycia Taylor
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  CHAPTER ONE
  LEXI
  When I got back to the ranch the morning after my girls’ night out with Samantha, I followed my nose
  and found Mom in the kitchen making muffins. The house smelled wonderful. She was in her “happy”
  apron as she called it. She must be in a really good mood.
  “Oh good, you’re home! How was your night out?”
  I went over and kissed her on the cheek and said, “It was fun. It was nice to get out. You know Sam.
  She’s always fun to hang out with.”
  “Good to be back in the city?”
  I nodded. “It was.”
  “What did you girls do?”
  “We went to a new club that Sam’s boyf