The Rose In Prime History

The Rose In Prime HistoryForeword by Jack Brainard Training a horse correctly is an art form and in the Old World it was regarded to be on the same level or order as painting, music, or architecture. To become a true equestrian artist requires knowledge, time, patience and untold hours in the saddle; no, not hours, but days, months and years. In addition, this trainer artist must deal with the horses disposition, willingness, response to the aids, movement, sensitivity,

But there is just one problem - no matter how hard he tries

and things were a little different

and to stand rock solid with this DIY roadmap to the methods of John Lyons written by Certifed Trainer Keith Hosman

Fergus and the Greener Grass promises to entertain any reader with big dreams and an insatiable appetite for life's little surprises—whether age 5 or 95

” an elderly fool drives west to the ranch he grew up on for his brother's funeral

from broken-down nags to playful colts

to find the right riding school and the right riding style

and the spirit of Christmas can live with us all year around if we allow it to continue

When the big horse arrives

he starts breaking off pieces of the shield she’s created to protect herself from her past

Hardcover 272 pages

Buckaroo Beau is headed to his first rodeo and cannot contain his excitement