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Let’s Talk: Horse Speak’s Early Conversations
In her book HORSES IN TRANSLATION, TSB author Sharon Wilsie shares true stories of how she discovered Horse Speak® and the early horses and horse people who benefited from learning it, too. A lifelong horsewoman and animal lover, Sharon had to break down all that she had learned in a traditional sense about how to…
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Trot-Canter Cavalletti Challenge
Olympian Ingrid Klimke is known for her positive horse training techniques, as well as her remarkable success in international competition. In this exercise from her forthcoming book TRAINING HORSES THE INGRID KLIMKE WAY, she provides a terrific challenge for the horse and rider who have mastered regular cavalletti work. See if you are up to…
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FAB REVIEWS of George Morris’s Autobiography–Order Now to Receive Your Copy Before It’s In Stores!
The first reviews of George Morris’s highly anticipated autobiography UNRELENTING are coming in, and WOW are we excited! “What lies between the pages of UNRELENTING is very, very good reading,” says Street to Stable Lifestyle. “As we know him, he is still the strongest personality in modern American show jumping. In UNRELENTING, he reveals…
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Ever Wonder What Makes George Morris Cry?
Ever wonder… What makes George Morris laugh? What makes him cry? How many dates he’s been on? Whether he’s ever gotten high? If he loved his mom? If he ever poled a horse? When he first fell in love? If he’s ever gone off course? We’ve waited so long for George…
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Come See TSB at Equine Affaire in MA! Plus, a Quick-Ref Cheat Sheet to Where and When Our Authors Are Presenting
We’re packed and ready to head to Springfield, Massachusetts, for EA 2015. Join TSB this Thursday-Sunday, November 12-15, at the Eastern States Exposition, for fabulous clinics from top trainers, riders, and equine experts, as well as a terrific pre-holiday shopping experience. Stop by the TSB booth #846-847 in the Better Living Center for our perennial…
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When It Comes to Horses, Remember These Magic Words: Forget Deadlines
“Ability to make deadlines.” This is the kind of positive review we might expect to receive from a supervisor, or it’s a bulleted point we add to a resume. As a society, we value an individual’s commitment to doing what he or she says he or she will do “on time”—we schedule meetings we expect others to attend;…