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[RC] Spooking - Lif Strand

At 11:28 AM 7/13/2004, Barbara McCrary wrote:
I think he was telling me I should go back to my more considerate way of riding.

At 11:28 AM 7/13/2004, Chris Paus wrote:
I've found that Star's spooking has declined as my riding and horsemanship skills and confidence have improved.

The other thing I've noticed is when he is uncomfortable or sore, he starts spooking more. Usually a trip to the vet chiro sets him right again.

In my opinion these are three great observations about the sources of spooking. I think it's important to have a relationship with a horse that includes accepting that the horse has meaning to what it offers, and accepting that the meaning is important to the horse and worth listening to.



________________________________ Lif Strand fasterhorses.com Quemado NM USA


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Re: [RC] malicious "spooking", Barbara McCrary