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| |  | Price: $20.00Western Horsemanship #011A MUST HAVE FOR EVERY HORSE PERSON'S LIBRARY!
Written
by Richard Shrake, this book covers all aspects of horsemanship and is
essential to every horseman's library. It has over 150 photos and
covers: selecting the horse, equipment, riding the horse in motion,
transitions, exercises, psychology, individual tests, what to wear,
grooming and safety. | |
|  | Price: $28.00Resistance FreeŽ Riding #023NO RIDER SHOULD BE WITHOUT THIS BOOK!
This
book is a must for every horseman! Learn the Five Master Keys: open
eyes, breathing, preparatory commands, ripple effect and positive
mental preparation. Learn to apply Resistance Free Riding to 10
different disciplines: western pleasure, hunt seat equitation, reining,
cutting, team penning, hunters & jumpers, trail, barrel racing,
team roping and recreational riding. This book is for any horseman or
horsewoman who will never settle for less than they can be. | |
|  | Price: $30.00Resistance FreeŽ Training #044Shrakes'
unique Resistance Free system will help everyone interested in
creating a good horse, and approach training in a logical, progressive
way. Shrake offers a step-by-step system that eliminates trial and
error, which is productive for neither the trainer nor the horse.
Beginning with evaluating oneself as a trainer and starting with the
right horse, the text and photos lead a trainer through all the steps
to providing a top-notch horse: tying, leading, round pen work, lunging, ponying, saddling, mounting, and basic saddle work. | |
|  | Price: $20.00Resistance FreeŽ Riding & Training Workbook #055Remember all of the Richard Shrake techniques are based on a
progression through multiple levels from the simplest to the most
difficult. Always start at the beginning and return there if any
resistance is shown at the next level. Go back and review often. The
same process applies to your overall riding program, whether you are an
individual with one pleasure horse or a professional with a barn full
of students and show horses. Set short, medium and long-term goals for
yourself and your horses. Review your goals frequently to stay on
trach toward accomplishing them. You may also want to refer to this
manual for quick reference and a renewed look at your personalized
notes to guide you on to your customized program.
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