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Stoney doing Levade

This is a picture of my horse Stoney, who I had since he was two months old. He is performing Levade, one of the Spanish Riding School movements that is trained with tack. I trained Stoney to perform Levade without tack, at liberty in a full-size arena. I was able to do this because of the bond of the friendship I shared with him. By working with Stoney at liberty, I did not make the mistake of teaching him when he did not want to listen. Because he was free to choose, Stoney was able to lead me to a true understanding of horses, horse training, communication and leadership. He taught me to look for the big “yes” that is inherent in all horses.

 

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2 Responses to “Looking for the big “yes”…”

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    Becky says:

    Carolyn I have seen this calendar pic and it feels me with joy to know more about it.

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    Janet Roper says:

    Hi Carolyn,
    A beautiful post. I loved what you said about not making the mistake of trying to teach him when he didn’t want to listen. What a respectful and bonding attitude. He looks simply gorgeous and full of confidence. Kudos to you! Thanks for sharing your story.
    Harmony,
    Janet

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