BannerBrat
Well-Known Member
[SIZE=12pt]Hi all, [/SIZE]
I've thought about this for a few days & finally decided to post about a book I just finished reading called True Horsemanship Through Feel - Bill Dorrance. It does take a little bit of figuring out what exactly he means while he's explaining some parts, but I think this would be a great book for people new to horses & I think it would eliminate a good bit of mistakes most will make while their learning It's written with a western feel to it, but it's written by a cowboy, so it should be expected.
It is quite a large book, but the way Mr. Dorrance explains his material is really good. Also I think this book is for anyone, miniatures up to the biggest horses, driving to jumping, to halter, to just enjoying their horse, I think you can take his information & make it work for you.
So, if anyones looking for a real good book with some valuable information on working with your horse & how a horse percieves different situation, I'd highly reccommend it.
I've thought about this for a few days & finally decided to post about a book I just finished reading called True Horsemanship Through Feel - Bill Dorrance. It does take a little bit of figuring out what exactly he means while he's explaining some parts, but I think this would be a great book for people new to horses & I think it would eliminate a good bit of mistakes most will make while their learning It's written with a western feel to it, but it's written by a cowboy, so it should be expected.
So, if anyones looking for a real good book with some valuable information on working with your horse & how a horse percieves different situation, I'd highly reccommend it.
