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The Value of Knowing and Understanding Both Human and Horse Personality

To start 2013 right, TSB authors Eunice Rush and Marry Morrow have brought us a whole new way to: – Better understand the horse we may own or ride now. – Find and/or buy the right horse for who we are, how we ride, and what we want to do. – Customize our training techniques…

January 7, 2013
TSB Author Clinton Anderson Announces 2013 Walkabout Tour Dates

For over a decade, Clinton Anderson has been inspiring the dreams of horsemen through his results-oriented Downunder Horsemanship Method. Trafalgar Square Books is proud to have a role in helping to bring his techniques to riders, trainers, and horse owners everywhere with Clinton’s first book DOWNUNDER HORSEMANSHIP and the terrific followup LESSONS WELL LEARNED. In…

November 15, 2012
Dancing with Horses and Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling—His Original Methods Now in Paperback

Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling rocked the horse training world when he first shared his ways of using his background in theater and dance to communicate via body language with the horse. This charismatic trainer’s methods of working with horses have been embraced by thousands of participants around the globe. His acclaimed first book, Dancing with Horses,…

November 1, 2012
TSB Brings Clinton Anderson’s Best-Selling LESSONS WELL LEARNED to Kindle and Epub–Available Now!

Yep, you heard it right–we’ve released Australian horse-training phenom Clinton Anderson’s hit book LESSONS WELL LEARNED in Kindle and Epub formats. So, for all you techie-types or those who are on the road with an ipad more often than they’re home with a bookshelf, you can now bring great equestrian reading with you, wherever you…

September 5, 2011
For All You Midlife Horsewomen: TSB Author Melinda Folse Starts a New Online Community Devoted to YOU!

Forget the term “midlife crisis” and all the worn, over-used (and often guy-centric) cliches that go along with it (fast cars, fast women, fast food)…we’re talking Midlife Horses. Women today are particularly prone to midlife crises. Many of us reach middle age completely exhausted (working mom syndrome). Time for ourselves has plunged to a mere 54 minutes…

May 19, 2011
Author of New Team Roping Book Shares Photos of Her Helluva Chex Colt–He’s a Doll!

TSB author Kayla Starnes had a tough week near the end of April–her new book TEAM ROPING 101: THE COMPLETE SPORT FROM HEADER TO HEELER–was in the final stages of proofing prior to going to print, and her mare was due to foal any minute. She spent several late nights on “pregnant mare watch” while…

May 4, 2011
TSB Authors Star in 2011 Equitana in Essen, Germany

Every year, hundreds of thousands of people visit Essen, Germany, where EQUITANA, one of the horse world’s premier events and trade fairs is held. With breed pavilions, demonstrations, speakers, and shopping-galore spread over a week-long period–this year, from March 12 through the 20–Equitana is every equestrian’s “happy place.” An integral part of the Equitana festival,…

March 15, 2011
2011 Road to the Horse Introduces a New Verb to Horse Training Vocabulary–and a Three-Time Winner

You gotta love the way the English language is changing, moment by moment, via online discourse and the perma-audience social media has established. Case in point is the Facebook feed regarding the 2011 Road to the Horse Legends Competition, featuring TSB author Clinton Anderson, Chris Cox, and Pat Parelli (and hosted by TSB author and…

February 28, 2011
TSB Author Rick Lamb Talks about Hosting THE ROAD TO THE HORSE “Legends” Competition and What’s Up with His Popular TV Show in 2011

TSB had a chance to catch up with the ever-fun-and-fascinating Rick Lamb on his way back from Equifest of Kansas and before he heads for Murfreesboro, Tennessee, for the 2011 Road to the Horse “Legends” colt-starting competition. For the eighth time (that’s right–he’s seen ’em ALL!) Rick is the emcee, host, and commentator of the…

February 16, 2011
Don’t YOU Wish You Were Riding in Hawaii with TSB Author Linda Tellington-Jones?

It is really February here in the Northeast. Snow banks are piled high. Rivers are frozen. Horses are still woolly with thick winter coats, and even long underwear and double socks can’t keep you warm in the saddle. So, it is almost painful to imagine the perfect weather (around 80 degrees) and soft sunshine that…

February 12, 2011