A sack of money alone is not sufficient to create a rider. In fact, nothing contributes more to facilitating the riding horse’s overuse and increasing the demand for its replacement. And so, the downward spiral of horsemanship is driven even deeper while causing the already high prices of horses to escalate more. One must have … More A Sack of Money …
Although talent is a gift from God, the true development of the artist is only through great introspection, diligent work, untold energy and enormous patience. Horsemanship is an art that does not live indefinitely through its creations (because horses die) and when there are no longer any teachers who are able to inspire and produce … More Indefinite Art
It is clear that as an end in itself, the aim of [the piaffe] has been missed when practiced merely for the beauty of the dance-like steps. It is not pleasant to observe the absence of harmony between the stiff and troubled rider who exerts himself in the saddle in order to achieve the successful … More Piaffe
Horse Crazy Once Again 