The bridle is arguably the most important piece of equipment we’ll introduce to the horse, so it’s important that our presentation is correct, not just the first time, but every time we go to bridle our horse. Before we attempt it, horses should be comfortable having their ears touched, mouths opened and heads lowered.
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Store products include:
Q&A Guide to Understanding Your Horse
Building on methods first explored in Michael Peace's successful Think Like Your Horse book, this new question and answer guide provides riders with easy to follow techniques for building a better relationship with their horse.
Comprehensive case studies with sequenced photographs show how you can increase your understading of your horse without having to fall back on bullying tactics.
The 100% Horse
Michael Peace offers step-by-step advice on how to unravel your horse's hang-ups. His approach is based on sympathetic techniques that tap into a horse's natural reactions, and as such is simple and effective. He goes back to basics, and build up gradually, so that neither you nor your horse will face challenge you will not cope with. His success has led to him working with the Metropolitan Mounted Police to enhance their programme for producing completely unflappable horses. With Michael's help, you too could help your horse overcome his fear and meet new situations calmly.
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"Mike has a fundamental understanding of the psychology of the horse. He gave me a training system for work on the gorung that I use on a daily basis and which I use to train my students and staff - he is excellent"
Wayne Channon
"Thanks Michael...... the trainers here at Imber Court really appreciate your visits and have learnt a lot from you"
Inspector Alan Hiscox of the Metropolitan Police
"There is no question that Michael Peace is one of the very few people that I would allow to work with any of our horses. Michael is an extraordinarily talented and sympathetic horseman and a totally genuine human being"
Carrie Humble MBE, of the Thoroughbred Rehabilitation Centre.
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