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What does it take to learn to teach the toughest children? Twenty-four struggling six-year-olds, one angry young horse, and a teacher who wouldn't give up. In this powerful book, part memoir and part how-to, master teacher Alix Moore shares with us how she learned to teach the unteachables. We follow her journey as she struggles with challenging animal and human students, surrenders ego, finds patience, and ultimately succeeds because of her unshakable conviction that all her students can learn.

One for horse lovers Winston is a good-looking palomino horse whose life involves several different owners and many adventures. As you read his story, told by Winston himself, you will appreciate horse ownership from the horse's point of view. Born on a country property in Australia, Winston tells of his breaking-in and education and the different people he encounters - good, bad and ignorant. As well as his own story, Winston includes the experiences of other horses he meets along life's way. Whether it's jumping, eventing, hunting or just hacking, Winston tries hard to please his rider. Follow his successes and his failures from his breaking-in to his show jumping win. It is an eventful life - the story of one Australian horse out of thousands, but one that you will remember.

"Strike a Long Trot" chronicles the distinguished early career of Linda Tellington-Jones, ranging from the 100-mile Tevis Cup Ride to Hunter Trials at Pebble Beach. As a brilliant educator at her Pacific Coast Equestrian Research Farm and School of Horsemanship, Linda shined. A destiny in Linda's early life was fulfilled when she was sought by a wealthy Hungarian countess to promote her Hungarian horses, once revered as the finest warhorses in Europe. The book tells a charming story about how Linda transformed the stallion Hungarian Brado from a U.S. Equestrian Team reject into a multi-discipline champion. At the Westwind Hungarian Horse Farm, Linda literally hung up her tack and competitive lifestyle and followed her heart to create what is known around the world today as the Tellington TTouch(r) Training Metho

Have you ever wondered why, no matter how much you try to improve your horse's way of going, it's a constant uphill struggle? I did until I found out the saddle I was using was constantly working against us. What I didn't expect was, once we found a comfortable saddle, other things changed too. My horse became more comfortable and compliant to ride and train even when he wasn't wearing it. Looking back, I now also realise that most of the horses I have ridden since childhood were being affected by uncomfortable saddles. Hindsight is a wonderful thing. It's true, there are other things that can prevent a horse going at his best but the saddle is often the last thing to be considered when perhaps it should be one of the first. I hope you will take this brief guide to heart and seriously compare it's contents to the behaviour of your own horse and ask yourself, is he trying to tell you something?

Following UNbridled and UNtamed, the final in this trilogy explodes to a dramatic conclusion in the author's native Australia. The stories collide to a tumultuous ending, showing how one suicide can change the lives of so many. UNscripted's protagonist Mike Bradley returns to Byron Bay and finds his girlfriend has left him. His shadowy past, coupled with his shock, ignites a journey to hell as a heroin addict. After a brutal beating, a famous retired doctor becomes the catalyst for Mike's dramatic recovery. Mike lives with Doc and his family for three years until tragedy strikes, jolting Mike back to reality. Mike leaves in search of his true love. He takes a train ride on the Indian Pacific across the rugged outback to Sydney. There, he reunites with his best friend Burton Phillips and ruthless polo patron Jack Keating. Mike finds himself enmeshed in the rich and famous world of polo. The Hunter Valley in Scone becomes the backdrop as the story lifts the shroud of mystery surrounding polo in a shocking manner, resulting in a massacre. As the country prepares for the Australian Open, competition and greed gain power, contributing to a senseless death. For more information on the trilogy series please go to: www.samanthaelphick.com

They say horses can't talk, but they can speak through Elaine who has a natural ability to communicate with horses. This book will take you on Elaine's journey to horse sharing the horses inner most secrets. Where seemingly ordinary horses tell their stories. some enchanting, some sad and disturbing then there are those that will make you laugh He is a "problem horse" this is a label given to many when nobody has listened. Elaine is of the belief that a horse is not born a problem but the problems are created by man. We fail to listen to their communication, the turning away, the buck, the bite the list is endless and all of it communication. Through reading this book Elaine hopes that you will begin to question what your horse is trying to tell you and to look deeper within. The Horses Voice will take you on a journey, one that will open your eyes to not only your horse but also how your energy and emotions effect your horse. How past experiences have been stored within, by communicating and healing the emotions of these experiences can be released. By releasing the energy blocks and counseling them through the event that has caused it Elaine brings them peace. The owners see the difference and they feel the difference, not only on the ground but also when they ride. The stiffness has gone, the body and mind is relaxed and the owner understands their horse and begins to work in partnership with the horse and their relationship will never be the same again. The session opens their eyes to who their horse is, not an animal to be dominated and abused but a being that feels more than you can ever imagine. The emotions that are released during the session also forces the owner to break the emotional barrier and release their anxieties as well. Elaine describes herself as the horse counselor for mind, body and spirit because when they are allowed to speak, their world becomes a better place.

The story of how the ancient art of horsemanship has been transformed over the past few decades and its effect on training, riding, tack, medicine, and more. Most significant, it presents that the communication skills involved in this remarkable change can be used to facilitate human relationships. Illustrated with 100's of photos

Originally published in 1939 - This is a complete history of the horse - the first book to trace the horse through its forty five million years of development. It relates the entire, thrilling saga of the horse through all ages and in all lands. It is a story with such sweep and vigor, such dash and action, adventure and beauty that it can be compared only to the most stirring novel.

Horsemanship lessons that teaches you the basic foundations of ground work that will help you build a stronger relationship with your horse. Inside you will find improved ways of working with your horse so that you can succeed in every equestrian discipline. This book covers the essentials of ground work that can be translated into the saddle. This electronic book includes: 1) Preparation for Ground work and Riding 2) Understanding your Horse's body language 3) Pre-signal and preparatory commands, and 4) Ground Steps to Success (walk, whoa, disengage hips, back, go forward cue and other movements).