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Clinton Anderson's Training on the Trail shows his practical solutions to trail-riding problems.

Lessons 1-3 explain how to cure spooking, jigging and grass-snatching.
In Lessons 4- 6, you'll learn his method of "longeing for respect," a great tool for activating your horse's thinking brain and tuning him in to you.
Lesson 7 explains how to use time on the trail to supple your horse.
Lessons 8 and 9 will teach you how to remove his fear of traffic and of water.
Lesson 10 is a summary of his training philosophy, which is all about gaining your horse's respect.

Paperback, 48 pp.

Read an excerpt from this book on EquiSearch.com:
Stopping a Grass Snatcher