Eclectic Horseman Magazine - EH #27 January/February 2006

Straighten That Horse Out by Martin Black
Without straightness you will never achieve fine horsemanship. Martin shares his thoughts on this essential topic.
The Half-Circle Exercise with Buck Brannaman
A powerful exercise to focus on your horse’s front quarters and check out how respectful your horse is of your space.
Some Thoughts on “The Spade” by Gwynn Turnbull Weaver
Revered by some, despised by others, this piece of equipment stirs emotions on both ends of the spectrum. Learn more.
Doing Well by Doing Right by Kara L. Stewart
Take a look at Shelia Varian’s remarkable program that approaches breeding, training and selling from the horse’s point of view.
What Humans Can’t Teach by Nicole Allison Schultz
Nicole examines the importance of herd socialization for the future of the performance horse.
Improving Your Weight Aids by Wendy Murdoch
By thinking about what Wendy calls the “Pelvic Clock,” you can improve and refine your weight aids for refined horsemanship.
Genetics Basics by Sue Stuska Ed.D.
Think the genetics of coat color inheritance is too confusing? Guess again. Sue gives you a genetics lesson.
Bucking Rolls by Cary Schwarz
Are these common pieces of equipment utilitarian or fashion in nature? Cary examines the past and present of the bucking roll.

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