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Happiest of Thanksgiving to you!

I wrote "Riding From the Heart" to take the mystery out of horse behaviors by paralleling their responses to ours. I highlighted the most memorable and the most difficult horses that came through my barn during my 18 year career and shared some personal experiences that helped me understand and learn from each horse I worked with. I have received such wonderful reviews, both privately and publicly and I am deeply grateful that you have enjoyed this book of mine. From my heart to yours... Riding From the Heart - Published by Fulton Books, available on Amazon.com, Ebook, Online Barnes and Noble and Fulton Books. For more information and to hear what people are saying, please visit my website: www.sheryllyndeclinics.com - Thank You!

Break it Down, Slow it Down. Platino was a horse that wouldnt stand still nor walk - everything was full speed ahead. The link to the article below talks about how to slow down the reactive horse. Hope you enjoy

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Confidence is an inside job. It takes effort to manage.

Confidence - how to build it and keep it Competence is a skill that you develop over time through practice, training and dedication in order to perform a specific endeavor at a specific level. The mo

Looking forward to working with you at Huntington Central Park Equestrian Center. Hope to see you there and help you build a Confident horse which in turn builds a Confident Rider.

This will be the first annual Horse Affair dedicated to the Equestrian to be held at Ingalls Park in Norco. I will be one of the Trainers giving demos there. There will be Equestrian Vendors as well - a good time to be had by all. Looking forward to seeing you there!

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Horsetrader.com News » Article » To lope…or not to lope The answer is yes. I have had several people come to me for help to overcome their fear of loping. Growing up, they were daring and would ride whatever horse was in front of them at whatever speed they chose and in any environment. But as they aged, that sense of reckless abandonment slowly dissipat...