A lifelong journey is culminating in this soon to be released Reference Handbook and Teaching Manual written specifically for the non-European trained equestrian.

In 185 alphabetically ordered Insights, the author guides the consummate horseperson through 360 A4-size pages on their personal riding, training, or teaching journey.

Use the Table of Contents just as you would use an Alphabetical Index to look up the page number of a particular Insight.

Following the ToC you will find a summary page that lists all Topics by Groups of Interest. Refer to the Table of Contents for the relevant page numbers.

“Hundreds of Lessons for the Price of One.”

At the end of each Insight you find a brief Take-away digest. This is followed by a list of Related Insights. Let them guide you through a whole string of interrelated and nested topics and Insights.

Consider this a reference handbook and teaching manual that you can pick up and start at any point. Put it on your coffee table or into your office and viewing room. Read an Insight, or study one single paragraph. Digest it. Read the other topics it touches on.

If you encounter an issue in your ride, go read up on it. Visualize. Then modify your approach accordingly.

In parallel, or in time, you may want to read the book from “A to Z” and work your way through—there is a red string that permeates the whole.   

Enjoy and learn. Most of all, learn that the one who can change the balance (literally) in our horse and rider partnership is always the rider.

Working with horses is a rewarding, exciting, and lifelong journey of learning and self-improvement.  May you derive much benefit from these old and new Insights across a wide spectrum of topics. 

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“Hundreds of Lessons for the Price of One!