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Site Map Get The Book Free Mini Course Training Tips The Blog Articles Disclaimer Affililiates FAQs Contact All The Questions You've Asked About Training Your Horse, Answered. How many bad habits does your horse have? From: Phil Tragear Melbourne, Australia hello@horsetrainingsuccess.com Dear Horsey Friend, The dream of a wonderfully obedient horse who is a joy to ride and care for is the common dream of all horse owners.  But you have a problem with your horse, right?  That's why you're here.  Most people buy a horse and come up against at least one frustrating problem that is too difficult for them to solve. You do your best but it's not enough. Imagine knowing that today when you visit your horse, the whole time will be harmonious and FUN.  Wouldn't that be FABULOUS? How would it feel to relax and enjoy your time with your horse? No fear, no stubborness, no biting, no charging, no rushing, no refusing ... your horse pleased to see you... ears pricked, eyes bright, working happily...  How great would that would be....? And imagine feeling completely safe around your horse.... confident that your horse is bombproof... calm in traffic, quiet around dogs... happy out on the trail on his own... A horse to be proud of and enjoy.   And then you quit daydreaming and get back to reality...   It doesn't have to be like that. All in all, your book has been terrific.  It has shown me a kinder more connected way to break and train my horses.  I am from a very long line of Thoroughbred Trainers and Jockeys and I knew there was a better way. Thanks for everything. Janine Cadalbert, Scone,  Australia Say goodbye to any bad habits or misbehaviors from your horse.  Wouldn't it be great if you knew where to start with your training? If you knew how to find the cause and the solution to your horse troubles? If you had a list of all the areas you need to cover and how to train them? Somewhere to turn to for all the advice you need?  A resource that had tried and tested solutions to all your horse problems?  Something that was put together for ordinary horse owners on their own to help them with all the fundamentals, and more? A horse training reference bible? Say hello to the co-operative horse you want. That's exactly what this book does.  "Horse Training Success" covers everything you need to know on how to train your horse.  You want a willing, trustworthy companion?  This book is full of the practical information and tips that you can start using to form the partnership you want the very next time you visit your horse.  The insights and solutions are presented in simple language and broken down into easy to follow steps. Unlike any other book you've ever read on training your horse. Why? Because every section in the book is there because "you asked for it." Well, not "you" personally. But because real live horse loving people asked for answers that really work to their real live horse problems.  After tonnes of research, all the solutions to all the questions were put together into one place. This comprehensive reference book. I am enjoying the content and want to thank you for not putting a lot of filler in your writing. We train and start colts & fillies and train for trial.  I have been studying Natural Horsemanship for 8 years. Lucinda Baker, Bend, Oregan, USA. All the answers in one place. So this book is a big answer book.  Thanks to the combined wisdom of many contributors, the psychology of modern Natural horsemanship and the secret techniques of an original horse whisperer, you end up with ANSWERS THAT WORK EVEN FOR BEGINNERS! Which means no fluff. Just the real answers you want to know. You'll discover all types of exciting tips that you can actually use. From catching... to biting... to what to do if a horse bolts. From when and how to start lunging ... to dealing with a food-mad horse! Plus the 21 step blueprint for your horse's 'breaking in' and 'ground manners' to be complete, and how to teach them. If you are training your horse, then you'll want to know exactly what to cover and how to go about teaching him. There are 21 tasks your horse should be able to perform without fuss for his basic training to be complete.  Do you know what they are?  Find out in "Horse Training Success", AND get the step by step instructions for training each and every one.  It's your blueprint to get the wonderful riding companion you want. I have found your book very useful. I have read it more then 4 times to get a good understanding of what and how to do. I have 2 Mustangs that I am working with. When I got them I looked all over for help. Your book is what I found to be the help I needed. I don't have as much time as I should to work with them but it is coming along. I have both gentled, and starting to saddle them. I still need to get some ground work done on them. And with this book I am